"When I left it was literally a room full of tiny kids coughing, coughing, coughing," she said.
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Something or someone is either coughing or making a coughing sound down there.
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"I'm coughing, they're coughing, but they were not thinking about themselves, they were thinking about saving me," he said.
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"For about 10 seconds, his chest raised and lowered as though he was coughing but there was not coughing sound," reads a log of the execution.
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Other people coughing If someone is coughing at the same time while I'm eating, I think that I'm going to choke or throw up my food.
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All I was thinking was that I didn't give a fuck, I just wanted the coughing to stop, and at one point I barfed after the coughing stopped.
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Coughing fits and tears Wrapped up tight in a blue blanket with an oxygen mask strapped to his face, the boy told his story between coughing fits and tears.
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The respiratory illness induces such powerful, uncontrollable fits of coughing — the medical term is paroxysmal coughing — that older patients may break a rib or burst capillaries in the eyes.
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"No matter what plane you take, private or commercial, as the plane descends, people start coughing and sneezing, and the coughing and sneezing makes me… I just can't," she explains.
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Then May began a coughing fit and was repeatedly forced to take drinks of water, even coughing into her glass, and was proffered a lozenge from her finance minister, Philip Hammond.
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"She was coughing so hard and her coughing was so intense that she broke the little blood vessels in her eyelids and caused the white of her eyes to hemorrhage," he said.
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A minute or two of exposure causes coughing, followed by more sever coughing and retching after five to six minutes Roy essentially suffocated as the carbon monoxide competed with his oxygen, Sandler testified.
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Within months I was short of breath and coughing regularly.
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"I thought Lincoln was coughing," she said on Dr. Phil.
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"She was coughing and her breathing slowed," the affidavit said.
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Bacterial meningitis may be spread by coughing, sneezing or kissing.
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On Twitter, drivers post photographs of vehicles coughing filthy fumes.
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"It's my protection from people coughing and sneezing," she said.
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Duffy said a coughing fit is different from a cough.
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Their symptoms included diarrhea, vomiting, coughing, and shortness of breath.
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She lay completely white, coughing as she couldn't call out.
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As a result, urine leaks during coughing, sneezing or exercise.
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She with her coughing, I with my nausea and fascination.
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If not sneezing or coughing, how can they infect others?
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If I cough, you could be the next one coughing.
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Maybe you're actually coughing and wheezing more than you realize?
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But then I started coughing up blood in the shower.
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The sound of rain and coughing could be heard everywhere.
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Some customers are being extremely rude, including coughing on workers.
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Keep a distance from people who are coughing or sneezing.
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Pneumonic plague, which infects the lungs and causes serious coughing.
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She stops for a coughing fit that brings up blood.
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Choose Your Seat Wisely That coughing person in seat 14C?
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LONDON — Every winter, as if on cue, the coughing begins.
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Even indoors, dry air can cause chest tightening and coughing.
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Video showed coughing and weeping migrants collapsed on the bridge.
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It is transmitted through sneezing, coughing and close personal contact.
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Symptoms include coughing, runny nose, conjunctivitis, fever and skin rashes.
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I was coughing so hard for literally like ten minutes.
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When I pushed back against the coughing meme on Twitter, my account was flooded with conspiracy theorists telling me her coughing is a sign of Parkinson's, epilepsy, strokes, cancer and dozens of other conditions.
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I had it when I was pregnant with my son, and I was coughing after he was born a lot, and that was horrible to have just given birth and be coughing like crazy.
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Symptoms include wheezing, difficulty breathing, tightness of the chest and coughing.
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Flu is transmitted through respiratory secretions spread by coughing or sneezing.
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During the night is when the coughing would really get bad.
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It was difficult to understand him, as he had begun coughing.
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This explains the shortness of breath, and the coughing as well.
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He says he's coughing up blood and complaining of chest pain.
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So any sounds you yourself make, such as speaking, coughing, etc.
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Coughing up blood is also a reason to consult a physician.
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"This is my protection from people's coughing and sneezing," she adds.
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Video clips mocking her past coughing fits made the rounds online.
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"They will come to the hospital ... coughing up blood," he said.
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Your joints ache; your head feels heavy; you can't stop coughing.
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They are concerned about the number of people coughing up blood.
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Symptoms include shortness of breath, coughing, chest congestion and severe weakness.
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I worried that my constant coughing was bothering the other students.
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Worse, Mr. Bowen was coughing up blood from an unknown malady.
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The symptoms involve coughing, yellow skin, painful movement, bloodshot eyes, death.
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She starts coughing into a handkerchief, revealilng it's full of blood.
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Then he lit a cigarette, and succumbed to a coughing fit.
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Nigel Chapman has a dry throat and he can't stop coughing.
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MELVILLE, N.Y. — With each green chile prepared, the coughing grew louder.
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According to the Qingtian government, Wang began coughing on February 16.
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The virus is primarily spread through droplets from coughing or sneezing.
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She's been coughing, with an unusual headache and some difficulty breathing.
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Back at the hospital, it disappeared again and the coughing returned.
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By the second day, he was coughing, lethargic and generally unwell.
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She and the children have been relieved of their constant coughing.
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It was winter; we worked in a hospital; everyone was coughing.
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But she can't get a test, and she can't stop coughing.
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"This is my protection from people's coughing and sneezing," she added.
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Then, there's just COVID-19 paranoia calls to report neighbors coughing.
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It can cause respiratory problems like coughing, asthma, and difficulty breathing.
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Since then, the coughing fits have been horrible and extremely painful.
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Coughing, muscle aches and headaches are among the symptoms for both.
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It is thought to spread through respiratory secretions, such as coughing.
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Of 1,540 total passengers, only one person was seen coughing moderately.
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The symptoms were similar — coughing, fever, body aches, difficulty breathing, fatigue.
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They also reported more coughing, shortness of breath, sputum and wheezing.
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We can tell when a person is coughing or sneezing, though.
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Strep throat can be passed between people through breathing, coughing or sneezing.
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Can the company convince them to start coughing up $2300 a month?
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"I was coughing out a lung for almost five months," she said.
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Haemophilus influenza is spread from person to person by coughing or sneezing.
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By my third day, however, I had stopped coughing at the application.
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It feels like every flight I've been on, there's been someone coughing.
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So it's actually pretty common to have somebody coughing in a plane.
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We had colds and were coughing, but my cold didn't go away.
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Mumps is spread through saliva or mucus by coughing, sneezing or talking.
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Coughing or sneezing into the crook of your arm can't hurt either.
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Not a sit-in, but yes, a riotous round of vigorous coughing.
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"People were coughing and choking the entire way home," the passenger said.
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School absences rose, with feverish, coughing kids sequestered at home for weeks.
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On Saturday afternoon, John Paul suddenly became fatigued and started coughing aggressively.
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Rather than taking deep breaths, she suggests coughing during the fist removal.
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Don't worry: Tolman doesn't spend her days on set coughing and sneezing.
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Many coughing and spitting, their lungs clogged with irritating particles of dust.
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The Huskies struggled with Mount St. Mary's zone, coughing up 15 turnovers.
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An otherwise healthy person may experience coughing, shortness of breath and mucus.
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Allergies, which typically cause sneezing, not coughing, rarely trigger pneumonia, experts said.
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Her coughing fits prove it, as does her latest bout of illness.
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That happened the morning after he'd had another terrible blast of coughing.
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But when it comes to coughing up, development often gets short-changed.
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His gasps are so guttural it's shocking they don't produce coughing fits.
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Master Raymond plays along, making a great show of coughing before recovering.
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"Thibaut Duverneix: "She had to hold still, not coughing and not crying.
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It's not just the obviously coughing children you have to worry about.
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The symptoms include coughing, shortness of breath, fatigue, fever and weight loss.
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And if you're next to someone who's coughing, ask to change seats.
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If the person in front of you is coughing, choose another line.
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I started coughing, and they told me I didn't have a choice.
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The most common symptoms in the women were coughing and a fever.
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Proper hand washing, disinfecting common areas and coughing into elbows are important.
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During the night, she'd had trouble breathing and began coughing up blood.
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Sometimes I feel fine, then the coughing up a lung came back.
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We inhale tiny droplets that come from someone sneezing or coughing nearby.
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The 2011 film "Contagion" opens to the sound of a woman coughing.
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Nearly all of them were limping or coughing or wearing bloody dressings.
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I get nervous when a foreign tourist passes by and they're coughing.
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Cover your mouth and nose with a tissue when coughing or sneezing.
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Respiratory etiquette means coughing or sneezing into a sleeve or an elbow.
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If someone is coughing or sneezing, try to move away from them.
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Ask Well Q. My cold is better, but I can't stop coughing.
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Their symptoms include shortness of breath, coughing, fever, fatigue, and respiratory failure.
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The woman had visited Wuhan and suffered from coughing the throat irritation.
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Taxpayers wait for the next amnesty, rather than coughing up straight away.
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The new coronavirus causes fever, chills, coughing, sneezing, and a sore throat.
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And even snotty nosed and coughing she was still a fucking mermaid.
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Their symptoms include shortness of breath, coughing, fever, fatigue, and respiratory failure.
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Bush was being monitored for "fatigue and coughing," a hospital spokesman said.
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They looked at Ronal on the ground, coughing, trying to breathe, bleeding.
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Some migrants collapsed, coughing or weeping, according to video from the scene.
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But coughing and turning one's head had something to do with genitals.
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He couldn't stop coughing, and when he did, he'd cough up blood.
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After I calmed down from the coughing, I felt like a potato.
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Mold, the CDC says, triggers coughing, wheezing and inflammation of air sacs.
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"I've not experienced any of the negative side effects of cannabis smoking since dedicating my regimen to vaporization," Mark tells me, before listing a number of regular smoking side-effects, like chronic coughing, wheezing, and coughing up phlegm.
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He didn't get why people were teasing Biden for coughing into his hand during the Democratic debate on Sunday night (coughing into your elbow is not "the way we were taught" and "I probably would've done the same thing").
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Regular concertgoers would shoot glares of disdain toward anyone violating such rules. Coughing?
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"People would be coughing, people would be screaming, people would barf," Schmierer says.
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Some of you are going to have to start coughing up more money.
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EV-D268 can cause symptoms including a runny nose, coughing, and body aches.
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It causes flu-like symptoms in addition to blood-tinged coughing and pneumonia.
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If that hasn't turned you off, coughing up 40 Dollarydoos should do it.
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Eyewitnesses say that he was coughing and wheezing as he left the stage.
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Clinton has dealt with coughing fits before, but Monday's among the most disruptive.
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In that case, you usually end up swallowing it or coughing it up.
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And let's do that over, he's coughing in the middle of my answer.
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The man is in poor health, skinny and coughing frequently due to tuberculosis.
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He also accused the media of not adequately covering Clinton's coughing fit Monday.
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Symptoms are generally mild, and include sneezing, coughing and runny eyes and noses.
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People were coughing and no one would acknowledge that this is climate change.
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Symptoms include painful, swollen lymph nodes, as well as fever, chills and coughing.
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This included videos of her coughing that became conspiracies on right-wing websites.
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I've also recently had coughing fits that made me stumble away from conversations.
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Taking a sip of water and trying to ease a coughing fit, Mrs.
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"The next thing, they're going to be outlawing sneezing or coughing," he said.
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The ground rules were clear: No talking, no coughing, no checking my phone.
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There was "widespread coughing" among students and faculty members this week, she said.
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It finally explains all of Ezekiel's mysterious coughing since the season 10 premiere.
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While I'm coughing the officer put her fingers literally inside my butt hole.
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Everyone is coughing from the dust and dirt kicked up by the blast.
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Symptoms of HAPE include extreme fatigue, breathlessness at rest, and coughing up blood.
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I saw how you jumped up to help me when I was coughing.
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That means not forcing employees to choose between penury and working while coughing.
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Momma is there with the baby on her back, and both are coughing.
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"The bad guy will be too busy coughing to keep shooting," Leslie said.
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"They are all coughing but are in a good condition," the government said.
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Owen describes "Knock-kneed" soldiers "coughing like hags" before a gas attack hits.
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As soon as she opened the door, the customer started sneezing and coughing.
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I'm a little scared to go outside, frankly, especially if I start coughing.
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"I can't stay in here too long because I start coughing," she said.
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When I felt like coughing, I smothered the urge by biting my tongue.
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These "remedies" include holding your breath without coughing and keeping your mouth moist.
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I started feeling better later that day, but still had heavy coughing fits.
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"I typically Lysol the car ... after I get anyone in the car coughing."
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"They are all coughing but are in a good condition," the government said.
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Ahmad and Abdo scrambled out of bed, fighting for breath and coughing furiously.
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Homer's is filled with germs from an assembly line worker coughing into it.
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Symptoms include fever, coughing and shortness of breath, which can progress to pneumonia.
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She had bloody diarrhea and had been coughing up thick mucus for days.
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The area has been coughing up fossils since the beginning of recorded time.
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The film ended by depicting an animated Clinton literally coughing herself to death.
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After he had finished coughing and sputtering up water, my dad fired him.
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Last week, he criticized the media for not covering a "massive" coughing attack.
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Just one puff is all it took to launch him into a coughing fit.
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Our office is always silent, so my constant coughing and sneezing is increasingly obvious.
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"Let's do that over, he's coughing in the middle of my answer," Trump said.
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Bird flu symptoms are like those of the regular flu, fever, coughing, sore throat.
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He's coughing in the middle of my answer," Trump said, pointing toward Mulvaney. "Yeah.
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Two days later the 34-year-old began coughing and was admitted to hospital.
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The couple then woke up and realized that several people were coughing, he said.
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He's been coughing and he spits out a slug-like creature into the sink.
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In infants, whooping cough can lead to episodes of coughing that last for weeks.
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The CDC also recommends coughing into a tissue and then throwing the tissue away.
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Beta blockers and blood pressure drugs both include coughing as a possible side effect.
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You should also avoid seriously ill people or anyone who is coughing up blood.
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Hillary Clinton is interrupted by coughing spasm during a speech in New York, Feb.
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He was coughing up black phlegm, shivering and his temperature climbed to 104 degrees.
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The girls were huddled round an open fire, coughing because of the poor ventilation.
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But then the coughing began, and I knew I had to go to medical.
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I could barely walk one block without panting, hardly able to breathe, and coughing.
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Warning signs can include trouble breathing, coughing, chest pain, and in Delgado's case, vomiting.
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Abdominal pain, dizziness, diarrhea, coughing and fatigue became common complaints among Owino Uhuru residents.
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His coughing distracted everybody during meditation, so he was sent back to the infirmarian.
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Clinton, 68, and claimed she is ill, often pointing to her repeated coughing bouts.
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Low-pathogenic bird flu can cause coughing, ruffled feathers and other symptoms in poultry.
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Measles is a contagious virus that spreads through the air via coughing and sneezing.
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His youngest daughter, age 210, lies beneath wet blankets, coughing inside their soggy tent.
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The world collapses; the giants turn into shadows, and the Drifter falls, coughing blood.
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Measles is a contagious virus that spreads through the air through coughing and sneezing.
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Infectious germs are spread most frequently by airborne "respiratory droplets" from sneezing and coughing.
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Some experts believe that sneezing and coughing are likely the primary forms of transmission.
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Many attendees were sleep deprived; some were already sneezing and coughing from seasonal colds.
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He loaded the bases, coughing up a double to Kris Bryant and two walks.
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COVID-19 is believed to spread through respiratory droplets from someone coughing or sneezing.
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They are sprayed from the nose and mouth by breathing, talking, coughing and sneezing.
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When inhaled in small doses it can cause coughing, wheezing, and shortness of breath.
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"People around me were coughing, and I don't have a face mask," B says.
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Other symptoms include fatigue, nausea, body aches, coughing, shortness of breath, and gastrointestinal issues.
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Fauci has claimed that he was trying to suppress coughing on a throat lozenge.
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It feels like a medium-grade flu, with some extra coughing and chest pain.
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It feels like a medium-grade flu, with some extra coughing and chest pain.
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In the waiting area, Elvia Mejia, a patient in her mid-70s, started coughing.
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We are not told to do the climate equivalent of coughing into our elbows.
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Germs are most commonly spread by the respiratory droplets emitted from sneezing and coughing.
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It can also cause body aches, coughing, nasal congestion, runny nose, and sore throat.
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In the morning spectators drowned out Mr. Ford first by coughing and then shouting.
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And coughing — a signature symptom of COVID-19 — helps spread viruses in tiny droplets.
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I have gone all day today [Thursday, March 26] without a heavy coughing fit.
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He said the descriptions of Mr. Moore coughing and his face reddening were concerning.
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Argar was filmed coughing and looking ill in the House of Commons on Tuesday.
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Those passengers were told to watch for symptoms, including fever, coughing and trouble breathing.
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But down the stretch, Thomas never appeared in danger of coughing up the lead.
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Symptoms of the virus, which can cause pneumonia, include fever, coughing and difficulty breathing.
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The coronavirus spreads via coughing, sneezing, or close contact between infected and healthy people.
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And I was in the church, at St.-Sulpice, hanging on his back, coughing.
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COPD are lung diseases that make breathing difficult and can cause wheezing or coughing.
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And who knows what could happen if Clinton has one more severe coughing fit.
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The CDC says the virus causes fever, shortness of breath, fatigue, headaches, and coughing.
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The coronavirus causes pneumonia-like symptoms, including coughing, fever, headaches, difficulty breathing, and fatigue.
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Less common symptoms are excessive coughing or wheezing, or a sudden feeling of anxiety.
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It said that they mostly had symptoms such as fever, coughing and difficulty breathing.
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In Peking opera alone there were more than a hundred kinds of coughing sounds.
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After I had sneezed eight or nine times, I began coughing for a while.
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You might have an allergy if you're coughing, wheezing, and experiencing other asthma symptoms.
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"That's why you're coughing – you may need to slow down a bit," he said.
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After I had sneezed eight or nine times, I began coughing for a while.
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Doctors have seen patients with similar injuries after coughing heavily or after vomiting forcefully.
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Coughing up mucus from the lungs, which often is green or yellowish in color.
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When I was coughing I was telling myself, Never again, this isn't worth it.
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Yet a week into playoff season, the engine of that 76ers machine is coughing.
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People scattered, coughing and chanting "Fuck you, pigs," videos posted to social media show.
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After you swallow, your throat begins to burn and you might start coughing or gagging.
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During the January hospitalization, Barbara Bush was also treated there after experiencing fatigue and coughing.
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Symptoms of the virus include fever, coughing, chills, headache, difficulty breathing, and a sore throat.
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As it progresses, you can have shortness of breath, coughing, and fluid filling the lungs.
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"When her asthma kicks in, she will just be coughing all day," al Shabi says.
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Measles is one of the most contagious diseases in existence, spreading through coughing and sneezing.
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She was admitted last Wednesday as a precaution after experiencing fatigue and coughing, he said.
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Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton took a jab at Trump amid a coughing fit on Monday.
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Mainstream media never covered Hillary's massive "hacking"or coughing attack, yet it is #1 trending.
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Symptoms of dry drowning can include coughing, fever, vomiting, mood swings and struggling for breath.
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Symptoms include painful, swollen lymph nodes, called bubos, as well as fever, chills and coughing.
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The infection can be transmitted from person to person via airborne droplets -- coughing or sneezing.
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Parents also provided regular updates about symptoms like coughing and phlegm production in their children.
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My coughing fit brought about by my own advanced dementia must have confused me again.
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He said excessive coughing and pneumonia, which are associated with smoke exposure, were both issues.
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As the banquet wound down, my father, unnatural in a rented tuxedo, began coughing violently.
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A processing agent noticed that the child was coughing and appeared to have glossy eyes.
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Early warning signs include a sore throat, runny nose, coughing, sneezing, headaches, or body aches.
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Patients who develop EVALI typically report symptoms like coughing, shortness of breath, nausea and fever.
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I don't relish thinking about a time in which I was coughing up blood onstage.
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Inmates scatter, coughing blood—but I never learned how to stop when I got started.
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Coughing up games in a series that projected to be quite tight is borderline unforgivable.
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There's also the possibility that your coughing and sneezing might be disruptive to other readers.
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Her coughing fits became so violent that she vomited, milk mixed with ropes of sputum.
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Don't blame your body; coughing is the only way your lungs can expel an irritant.
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The Democratic senator, in a statement, described her husband coughing blood and struggling to breathe.
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Infected people can transmit the virus through coughing or spitting to others within 6 feet.
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Even if you're not sick, wash your hands after blowing your nose, sneezing or coughing.
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Coughing and panicking, he made his way to his refrigerator for a pitcher of water.
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Courtney S. Martin noticed that her 4013-month-old son, Calvin, was having coughing fits.
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Coronaviruses are most often spread by respiratory droplets, which are transmitted through sneezing and coughing.
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But if you've been coughing since Thursday, and the little What if I have coronavirus?
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Most transmissions occur directly from a sick and feverish person who is coughing or sneezing.
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This is a drunk on the second floor coughing like a chicken being skinned alive.
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Some animals have washed up on beaches still alive, but lethargic and coughing, she said.
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Masks keep germs in by preventing sick people from coughing or sneezing into the air.
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A second Japanese flight included nine people showing fever or coughing symptoms, broadcaster NHK said.
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Never in my life, outside a hospital, have I heard so much coughing in corridors.
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Cai Pei, 41, said his wife began coughing and developed a fever three days ago.
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Symptoms include fever, coughing and difficulty in breathing, and the viral infection can cause pneumonia.
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Its symptoms are mainly fever and coughing, with a number of patients having difficulty breathing.
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Anyone with a fever and/or coughing was supposed to go to a different area.
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Avoid touching your face, and maintain a distance from anyone who is coughing or sneezing.
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Now, though, Kamotolo's mother, Puthana, was coughing, and so was Kwangonro; Wasese had inflamed tonsils.
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We head up to the room and I start coughing so much that I vomit.
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After a few months of London's sooty fog, the monkeys were coughing like Dickens's orphans.
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What, exactly, in an ultimately unsurprising IPO filing had people coughing up their morning coffee?
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He said that he still got coughing fits from breathing in debris at the time.
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She blamed seasonal allergies for a sustained coughing fit at an earlier event in Ohio.
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"She was coughing and I started — " he said, making chest-pumping motions with his hands.
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The sounds I did hear were faint: babies crying, people coughing, footsteps through the mud.
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One woman fled the building, waving her hand in front of her face and coughing.
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The flu virus is readily distributed in airborne particles by sneezing, coughing people in the middle stages of their symptoms, in contrast to the 2003 SARS outbreak, where people were most infectious during the severe coughing that came in the late stages of infection.
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The roach poop takes to the air and becomes an allergen, triggering wheezing, coughing, and asthma.
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The spread of mumps through saliva includes shared plates and glasses, coughing and sneezing, and kissing.
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Today, nearly a month after her diagnosis, she's still weak, sleepy and prone to coughing fits.
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With a coughing shudder, he regurgitates two alien embryos he had secreted away in his gut.
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Patients with the virus generally have a fever and respiratory issues like coughing or difficulty breathing.
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Those with the respiratory virus typically experience cold-like symptoms, including coughing, runny nose, and fever.
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Among 3,222 illnesses, the most common symptoms were coughing, vomiting, nausea, respiratory pain and abdominal pain.
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Children may have coughing spells (which can cause vomiting or exhaustion) for up to eight weeks.
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Half her patients suffer from symptoms linked to air pollution - like chest pains, coughing and breathlessness.
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Once the detergent gets into the lungs, it can cause wheezing, coughing, and acute respiratory distress.
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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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Hillary Clinton's coughing spells along the campaign trail have drawn attention from supporters and opponents alike.
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Measles is a super infectious virus that spreads through coughing and sneezing, according to the CDC.
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Hillary Clinton struggled to fight back a coughing fit while campaigning in Cleveland, Ohio, on Monday.
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In humans, roundworms and hookworms can cause symptoms like coughing, abdominal pain, or an itchy rash.
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But they also found infectious flu virus in eight of the 23 samples without any coughing.
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I realize that some folks can't afford coughing up $700 or more for a new device.
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Women with stress incontinence "have leakage when they are laughing, coughing, sneezing or exercising," she said.
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" Meanwhile, Barbara, 91, was admitted as a "precaution" on Wednesday morning, after "experiencing fatigue and coughing.
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It's usually caused by trauma, though vomiting, retching, and heavy coughing can also cause a tear.
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Start spreading the news: New Yorkers are coughing up the most cash in state income taxes.
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"The coughing fit was a week ago, so I assume that was pneumonia also," he said.
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Clinton had an extended coughing attack while trying to deliver a Labor Day speech in Cleveland.
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Typical symptoms include coughing, fever, chills and shortness of breath, according to the American Lung Association.
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Pneumonic plague is "fatal if left untreated" with side effects like coughing up blood and vomiting.
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"I don't like that, you know, I don't like that," Trump continued, referring to Mulvaney's coughing.
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Swallowing water when botching these efforts is inevitable but inadvisable since gasping, coughing and snorting follow.
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Low-pathogenic flu is less serious and can cause coughing, depression and other symptoms in birds.
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The boy, who is from Guatemala, had "possible influenza symptoms," including coughing, according to CBP's account.
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"You cannot come to my country and shove your religion down my throat," he said, coughing.
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She had gone to the ER after her family pressured her because she was coughing constantly.
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There are a lot of football nightmares where you can imagine yourself coughing up a turnover.
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Dirani said he was also coughing and felt a pain at the bottom of his stomach.
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Enjoy an inflight film or listen to the ambient coughing and crying baby in the background.
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"Last week somebody near me was coughing," said Gershon, a disaster preparedness expert and subway regular.
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Minor things — bumping your head, even coughing or sneezing — can occasionally cause this kind of injury.
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Because the virus is spread through respiratory droplets, coughing is thought to be its primary vector.
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If they can hold their breath without coughing, the test claims they don't have the virus.
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"Well, I just walked in coughing and everybody got out of my way," Armisen's Bloomberg responded.
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When he coughed into his hand, Tapper pointed out he should be coughing into his elbow.
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She likely faces criminal charges for coughing, one of the primary ways the novel coronavirus spreads.
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He's like that guy with a bad flu, coughing and sneezing on a packed subway car.
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"There were a lot of people coughing all over each other," the unnamed sailor reportedly said.
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The last thing the community needed was a bunch of coughing, sneezing people shopping for supplies.
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Even with windows opened wide, the fumes from sizzling capsaicin invoked coughing fits and heavy breathing.
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Someone behind me on the first leg of the flight was coughing for the entire trip.
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Perhaps sitting in a dirty airplane or next to someone who is coughing, sneezing or worse.
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She left work coughing, headachy, and with a climbing temperature that was making her clothes damp.
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Expect it to be much worse: fever and coughing, sometimes pneumonia—anything short of requiring oxygen.
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It is believed to be spread through respiratory droplets from an infected person sneezing or coughing.
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Footage has emerged of a UK health minister coughing in Parliament shortly before going into isolation.
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Avoid contact with people who display cold or flu symptoms, such as coughing or runny noses.
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How to prepare: Wash your hands, and move away from people who are coughing or sneezing.
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A sepia tinge hung in the air, and coughing could frequently be heard around the courts.
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The toxic fumes "could aggravate existing health conditions or lead to coughing or asthma," he said.
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The group posted several photos on social media showing men coughing and being put onto stretchers.
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But he said they sat in the buses for hours, with people coughing all around them.
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Symptoms of RSV infection usually include runny nose, decrease in appetite, coughing, sneezing, fever and wheezing.
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The patient began experiencing coughing symptoms on January 212 and consulted doctors at a government hospital.
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Japanese news media reported that one of the passengers had a fever and one was coughing.
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The group posted several videos on social media showing men coughing and being put onto stretchers.
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When young infants contract pertussis, they can have coughing spells during which their oxygen level drops.
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Some New Yorkers are coughing up a lot of green for their evergreens this holiday season.
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Every girl knows sneezing and coughing are usually conducive to bleeding while you're on your period.
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My body just can't fight the germs of a plane filled with coughing and sneezing strangers.
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Last week, the Clinton campaign pilloried NBC News for publishing a story about the candidate coughing.
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Several times the wet, tubercular coughing gripped her again, and I was a bit embarrassed in front of the passersby, and Tova noticed this and apologized to me both before the coughing started and when it was over, as she hurried to light a fresh cigarette.
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The World Health Organization says you can protect yourself by washing your hands, covering your mouth when sneezing or coughing (ideally with a tissue), avoid touching your eyes, nose and mouth and don't get too close to people who are coughing, sneezing or with a fever.
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The World Health Organisation says you can protect yourself by washing your hands, covering your mouth when sneezing or coughing (ideally with a tissue), avoid touching your eyes, nose and mouth and don't get too close to people who are coughing, sneezing or with a fever.
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It can cause shortness of breath, swelling in the legs and feet, weakness, persistent coughing and death.
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Or he might kick you out of a room for coughing, as he recently did for Mulvaney.
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"It attacks my throat and my lungs and I start coughing and I can't stop," she explains.
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If inhaled, the toxic chemical gas can cause difficulty breathing, nausea, blurred vision, skin blisters and coughing.
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The coughing and crying fit is worth the agony for just one taste of the delicious salt.
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Rent-free: Suddenly, everywhere, there are brain squatters, hogging mental resources and coughing up nothing in return.
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"She started coughing a lot, had much pain in her whole body," Stacy said in a statement.
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Clinton's speech at a campaign rally earlier this month in Cleveland was interrupted by a coughing spell.
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Smaller studios or those just starting may have trouble coughing up the cost of today's VR camera.
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These include irritation and burning in the mouth and esophagus, coughing, vomiting, diarrhea, and drooling in children.
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She apparently tossed the phone elsewhere after noticing it had "swollen up" and was coughing up smoke.
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Common symptoms include sneezing, nasal discharge and frequent coughing that can last for two weeks or more.
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This type of virus transmission contributes to a rapid increase in coughing dogs in a kennel situation.
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Clinton dismissed conspiracy theories about her health that have festered, in part, because of her coughing attacks.
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Older folks may also develop atypical bacterial infections which may also lead to chronic coughing, said Castriotta.
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Truth is, antibiotics are not needed and not good for you in many coughing cases, said Merenstein.
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The Democratic nominee has suffered from periodic coughing bouts, raising questions by the right about her health.
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It was early, very early, still dark, because my mother's coughing had woken us in the night.
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I'd usually go to a class, but I can't stop coughing and don't want to bother everyone.
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Symptoms of the unknown illness include coughing, sneezing, low-grade fevers and lethargy, according to Autumn Trails.
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It's due to smoke from the nearby wildfires, but one persons coughing fit is another's business opportunity.
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Kids have even been getting lessons on the subtle art of arm coughing from Sesame Street characters.
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Clinton's health—fueled by her coughing fit and by her fainting on the campaign trail after being
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On Monday she suffered a coughing fit that put rumors about her health back in the spotlight.
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Wechsler tells of a patient who started coughing, wheezing and becoming short of breath in his 60s.
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COPD is a category of lung diseases that make breathing difficult and can cause wheezing or coughing.
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The highly contagious disease is spread by coughing, sneezing or simply breathing air around an infected person.
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Some of the migrants are sick and you can hear them coughing as they try to sleep.
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Chemicals keep the pool clean but can also cause problems such as rashes, itchy eyes, and coughing.
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"You see a slow onset of some symptoms like wheezing, shortness of breath or coughing," Allen said.
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The tigers communicated via husky, coughing barks or "terrier-like, double yaps," according to the Tasmanian government.
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I scramble out of the crypt, half dragging, half carrying a still coughing Laia over the debris.
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" The Drudge Report on Tuesday featured multiple photos and stories about Clinton's coughing under the headline "CHOKE!
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"The other day a woman was coughing, like really, really loudly," Gyllenhaal says in the clip above.
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This time her eyes smiled, too, through the veil of tears brought on by the coughing fit.
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First, her C-section wound reopened after a coughing spell caused by the clots in her lungs.
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Serious health issues Although rare, coughing can also be a warning sign of a serious health issue.
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He came down with a 104 degree fever and started coughing and wheezing about a week ago.
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Avoid contact with people who appear ill or are coughing in public areas if possible, Weisenberg says.
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But unlike coughing and hand-shaking, people frequently touch their faces without being aware of doing so.
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" Patients were streaming in nonstop, she said, coughing and sweating, with fevers and "fear in their eyes.
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This was happening all the while Harris' father was coughing and having trouble with his own health.
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The migrants were exhausted and thirsty; some children among them were coughing and had colds and fevers.
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If someone is coughing near you, the virus could easily land on your eyes, nose or mouth.
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In late November 2014, Ms. Flores started feeling achy, with coughing, laryngitis and a terrible sore throat.
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Nobody has come to ask us, Hey, do you have any symptoms of coughing, fever, sore throat?
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Jean-Baptiste Rouamba told his congregation, after a special announcement about hand washing and coughing into elbows.
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This year, most cases were in cities and of the pneumonic variety, which is spread by coughing.
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As I type this, my partner is lying in bed coughing and trying to take conference calls.
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And given that constant coughing, his lungs may be more at risk than any other characters' lungs.
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The patient was already coughing up blood and would continue to do so unless he was treated.
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About 200 types of rare pulmonary diseases fall within ILD, marked by coughing and shortness of breath.
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Hundreds of people ran off, streaming into the surrounding streets, coughing and wiping tears from their eyes.
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Smoke from the fires shrouded the courts and caused one player to double over in coughing fits.
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When I visited him in late January, he was ill, hoarse and racked with fits of coughing.
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He also suggested passengers avoid touching their faces, practice coughing etiquette and not cough into the environment.
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"It's like the ultimate test of my own personal morality," he said between audible bouts of coughing.
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Wozniak said that his wife was coughing up blood at one point, which USA Today first reported.
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Pope Francis recently had a cold and was photographed coughing and blowing into a handkerchief last week.
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Francis, 83, canceled most audiences last week after he was photographed coughing and blowing into a handkerchief.
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And there are the manifestations of illness, legs that hurt, spasms and convulsions, coughing fits and vomiting.
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After one inhale, the Miami teen started coughing profusely, but after two more hits he was hooked.
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I preferred using the livestream simply because cry alerts won't allow you to hear coughing or cooing.
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Because SARS was spread through coughing and sneezing, surfaces like the insides of planes were wiped down.
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The disease causes pneumonia symptoms, fever, shortness of breath, fatigue, headaches, and coughing, according to the CDC.
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Symptoms can range from fever and coughing to kidney failure, and in some cases lead to death.
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She was given inhalers to stop the coughing and wheezing, but they didn't seem to do much.
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I was far more comfortable with the car's ability than I was about coughing up bail money.
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Pneumococcal pneumonia is a potentially serious bacterial lung disease that can spread through coughing or close contact.
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Start sneezing, coughing and/or itching at the mysterious condition spreading over your hands, arms and neck.
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About 200 types of rare pulmonary diseases fall within ILD, marked by coughing and shortness of breath.
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Yet, he keeps stopping short, grimacing, and coughing as if he is trying not to throw up.
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Coughing up cash may strengthen the commitment to quitting, since users have a financial cost to rationalize.
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Since I am still coughing, I decide to run because I could be disruptive in a yoga class.
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A young girl has been hospitalized after collapsing, later coughing up a small piece of a plant. Hmm.
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During an extreme bout of coughing, the patient spontaneously expectorated an intact cast of the right bronchial tree.
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Next to it stands a lone gang member, his back to you, coughing, hacking and swearing to himself.
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She makes the rounds, taking care of boils and coughing fits, all while making cheeky references to Yelp.
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The Guardian said: "Coughing and spluttering - May's British dream turns into nightmare", while the i said: "Last gasp".
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The problems included coughing, congestion, phlegm in kids who didn't have a cold or the flu, or bronchitis.
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Still, watching Arya rip off his face, as the soldiers start coughing up blood from their poisoned wine?
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Instead, you'll greet each new day with gratitude, despite coughing up phlegm and tossing down a dozen pills.
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But after two days, everybody's faces were just black, and we were all coughing and wheezing and hacking.
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The symptoms e-cigarette users have experienced included coughing, shortness of breath and fatigue, according to health officials.
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Then again, neither is coughing up 30 percent of mobile revenues, especially if Spotify's eventual goal is IPO.
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A guy I know was coughing up spots of blood for about six months, but he kept smoking.
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Diphtheria spreads as easily as the common cold through sneezing, coughing or even talking, according to health officials.
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Some hair products smell so pungent, you find yourself coughing in a cloud of hairspray fumes every morning.
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What would you be asking if a bunch of people on a plane started coughing and reporting fevers?
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Now, if I'm a malignant terrorist, I'm going to walk up and down the aisles while I'm coughing.
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Yes, I plan on coughing up another $100 in a few months to renew my Amazon Prime membership.
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It sounded like a mix between coughing and choking, which made her call her husband to help investigate.
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By the eighth day, my mother was too tired from coughing to get out of bed at all.
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He kept on living with this frustration until this past February, when he was up all night coughing.
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She periodically stopped to have mock coughing fits, much to the delight of the crowds waiting in line.
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People sick with measles can spread the disease by coughing, touching or even leaving germs behind on surfaces.
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Symptoms are similar to what humans have when infected with the flu, including coughing, runny nose and fever.
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Tavares: OK, that all sounds great, and while I don't care at all about money… Brisson: [coughing] Bullshit.
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As a result, he had to buy the sneakers from a reseller outside, coughing up an extra $88.
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"Allergic asthma" causes breathing problems, like wheezing and coughing, in the presence of common allergens such as dust.
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His wife Barbara, 91, was also admitted to the hospital that month after reportedly experiencing coughing and fatigue.
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The Sixers responded by backing Evan Turner down on Ray Allen, then coughing up a tough baseline turnaround.
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A Chinese manufacturer is voluntarily recalling all of its Licorice Coughing Liquid because it contains the opioid morphine.
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I was aching all over—tired, hungry, wet, coughing, and certainly not welcomed lovingly as I had anticipated.
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Measles is a highly infectious -- and potentially fatal -- viral illness that is typically spread by breathing or coughing.
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This makes it harder to breathe — especially when you're exhaling — and can cause wheezing, coughing, and chest pain.
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The ad, titled 'Dangerous,' shows footage of Clinton coughing, being helped up steps and collapsing into her SUV.
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A week ago in Cleveland, fits of coughing almost forced her from the stage during a campaign rally.
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The coughing, sneezing and runny nose began 2½ years after Jackson was involved in a serious car accident.
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The virus replicates inside the cells of a host and can cause vomiting, rashes, coughing, dementia, and bleeding.
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Kellyanne Conway, the campaign manager for Donald J. Trump, the Republican nominee, used the coughing to accuse Mrs.
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He has not had a single night's sleep uninterrupted by long periods of difficult breathing or excruciating coughing.
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Despite what you may have seen in cartoons, coughing up hairballs isn't a normal or healthy cat behavior.
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Speculation over Clinton's health has been fueled recently by a coughing fit she had in Cleveland last week.
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Because why is there a man standing in the dark, studying the sleeping house, licking his lips, coughing?
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Last week, the campaign sought to shame journalists for reporting on her coughing fit at a campaign event.
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You can look sexy while hitting a J, or you can have a disaster of a coughing fit.
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In 1995, while watching a football game at his home near Boston, he began shaking and coughing blood.
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She'd lost two pounds since they arrived at Dilley and was still coughing and had a runny nose.
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Symptoms include coughing up blood, fever, chills, night sweats, shortness of breath, chest pains, weight loss and fatigue.
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She said she was coughing up "green and yellow" and had a high fever that left her immobile.
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Paul Baxter was 47 years old when he visited a respiratory clinic complaining of coughing up yellow mucus.
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Starrett Kreissman, a trim 59-year-old, was hiking with her husband, David Dolan, when the coughing started.
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First: Students are clustered together in close proximity — coughing, sharing utensils and beverages, kissing, and touching dirty surfaces.
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Typically, the end of the incubation period is marked by the onset of symptoms like coughing and fever.
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Teaching kids to cover their mouths when coughing or sneezing is a reasonable step to take, he said.
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Scientists believe the virus that causes the respiratory disease is likely to be transmitted in droplets through coughing.
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It's transferred via droplets from an infected person's breathing, sneezing, or coughing, according to the World Health Organization.
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Those who contract the illness often experience pneumonia-like symptoms including coughing, chest pain and shortness of breath.
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Across Wuhan on Thursday, residents — some wearing masks, some sniffing or coughing — visited hospitals and clinics seeking treatment.
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Patients with the new coronavirus — known as 2019-nCoV — have reported symptoms like fever, coughing, and difficulty breathing.
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Berman said that, when he opened his house this spring, he and Amanda had coughing and sneezing fits.
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But nothing says Thanksgiving like chopping fresh chilies until everyone in the kitchen is either coughing or crying.
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Within days, the coughing and mucus production stopped completely, and the patient was no longer short of breath.
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Cai Pei, 41, of Wuhan, said his wife had begun coughing and developed a fever three days ago.
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The virus causes a disease called COVID-19 that's marked by fevers, coughing, and occasionally severe lung infections.
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The Raiders force turnovers on 21 percent of opponents' possessions; the Vols are prone to coughing it up.
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Despite Jack's coughing and weak voice, the show made us think that all was well after the fire.
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The early symptoms include coughing, shortness of breath or chest pain, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, fatigue or abdominal pain.
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It was a pleasant day in August 2014 when Lydia started coughing, showing her first signs of illness.
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I was like, 'Here, these are good lozenges, and you're coughing and you got to keep drinking liquids.
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Symptoms include difficulty breathing and coughing up mucus, as a result of having a lot of lung infections.
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The city was already coughing up more than it wanted to fix the ailing subway system, he argued.
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If a stinging insect flies into a person&aposs mouth, Zalvan said he recommends coughing gently to remove it.
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The condition often causes wheezing, coughing and breathing problems that can lead to severe and life-threatening asthma attacks.
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While the host usually doesn't experience symptoms immediately, they can eventually suffer from diarrhea, vomiting, and even bloody coughing.
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Measles, which starts with fever, coughing, and sore throat, is a highly contagious virus that spreads through the air.
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But: couldn't find veins, couldn't find credit, couldn't find out why he kept coughing up that chalky white stuff.
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It is spread through saliva or mucus by coughing, sneezing or talking, and by sharing eating utensils or cups.
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The symptoms of canine distemper in dogs include fever, nasal discharge, crusty eye discharge, lethargy, coughing, vomiting and diarrhea.
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Hence his humiliation of his acting chief of staff Mick Mulvaney whom he scolded for coughing during an interview.
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The flu spreads through respiratory droplets produced during sneezing or coughing, or by direct contact with a contaminated surface.
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One patient had muscle spasms and struggled to breathe before passing out, coughing up blood and dying, he said.
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At the initial performance, it was sounds drifting in through the windows, people coughing, chairs squeaking, papers rustling, etc.
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It said those hospitalized were aged 17 to 38 and that symptoms included coughing, shortness of breath, and fatigue.
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As Ibrahim speaks, you can hear hundreds of listless people, coughing, muttering, and trying to pass the endless hours.
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Chronic coughing also can be "related to the environment, such as poor air quality or passive smoke," said Bergquist.
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"It's why many people feel wiped out for two weeks or more after they have stopped coughing," Schaffner said.
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"The coughing fit was a week ago" = She clearly had an ongoing health issue, which her campaign didn't divulge.
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"They were coughing, they had fevers," said Elora Mukherjee, director of the Immigrants' Rights Clinic at Columbia Law School.
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West Nile does not spread through coughing and sneezing or touching a live animal that's infected with the virus.
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"There's more beautiful people in Iwaki, that's the biggest difference," says Yokota, laughing herself into a fit of coughing.
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If you want a new S503 Edge screen in Manhattan, you're coughing up $379; in Dalton, Georgia, that's $389.99.
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The most frequent were eye irritation and vomiting, but conjunctivitis, mouth irritation, coughing, and stomach aches were also common.
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Rick Ross was coughing up blood, breathing hard and in and out of consciousness before a friend called 911.
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Contact with the toxic blooms commonly results in coughing or throat itch, as well as skin irritation and rashes.
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A portion of the $3 billion in cash Walmart is coughing up will be paid out over five years.
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His wife, former first lady Barbara Bush, was also admitted to the hospital that month for coughing and fatigue.
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Licorice Coughing Liquid was sold primarily in Chinese grocery stores across California, New Jersey, Hawaii, Illinois, Ohio, and Nevada.
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His wife was admitted to the hospital Wednesday "as a precaution after experiencing fatigue and coughing," the spokesman said.
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Even people without lung problems may find themselves coughing and out of breath under the blanket of toxic smog.
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"There was a lot of coughing in the background, and I was thinking, That's someone with Ebola," she said.
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Below you will find the story of a healthy middle-aged man who starts coughing and just can't stop.
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Like many migrants, several of his children were coughing and sniffling from colds picked up in the crowded shelter.
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Then on Saturday I became sick, and did such interesting things as coughing, shaking, and dreaming in a fever.
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In the recording, Douglas and Griswold's lawyer, Thomas I. Emerson, both spend a lot of time coughing in embarrassment.
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A television commercial showed her coughing and stumbling and questioned whether she had the physical stamina to be president.
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"She screamed so much, she's coughing up blood from the screaming trying to get somebody to stop," he said.
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But Latavius Murray fumbled for the first time this season, coughing it up at the Charger 9-yard line.
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"I'm dying but tonight I'm going to go out to laugh and dance," Mimi says, in between coughing fits.
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There was a blotch on one of his lungs and he has been coughing non-stop for months now.
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A sharp smell of burned waffle caused coughing in the city center, 6 km (4 miles), from the blaze.
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The disease itself leads to coughing fits and surgical scars from collapsed lungs, partial lung removal, and intestinal restructuring.
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For most, this results in uncomfortable coughing, but for people with asthma or breathing problems it can be dangerous.
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Also, what's funny is like, in the track, you can hear her coughing —but she couldn't cough on set.
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"My granddaughter is asthmatic and spent the whole time at the camp coughing," Mr. Ramírez's wife, Nancy Santiago, said.
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Coughing spells had prevented him from sleeping, and his panoply of emphysema inhalers did little to quell his wheezing.
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He said that he's been coughing once more and has noticeable body fatigue, but still no noticeable chest pains.
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Rarely have I been to a performance where the audience seemed so riveted, with hardly any rustling or coughing.
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The coronavirus is generally transmitted through viral droplets — often emitted by coughing, spitting or sneezing — and from contaminated surfaces.
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They also recommend maintaining at least three feet of distance from yourself and anyone who is coughing or sneezing.
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That means washing your hands and not touching your face, and coughing into your elbow, among other basic steps.
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Soon enough Caroline was coughing too, and had to pull out the asthma inhaler she hadn't used in years.
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On Tuesday, still coughing, eyes puffy, he stood in line for nearly seven hours and again went home untested.
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"You can bring a meal to a neighbor who is coughing without having face-to-face contact," Redd says.
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A few moments later, Boca arrived at the stadium, its players coughing, retching, their throats burning from the gas.
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"Anytime someone saw someone coughing, everyone would turn and everyone's heart rate went up a little bit," Hunt said.
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A seasonal spike in colds may also weaken immune systems and lead to more coughing, which spreads the virus.
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The patient ended up coughing most of the night, potentially exposing nurses and other patients in the ICU ward.
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"People were flipping us off, and there were some instances of tourists sarcastically coughing in our direction," Phillips said.
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It can incubate for as long as two weeks before symptoms, such as coughing, fever and difficulty breathing, appear.
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Traveling next to someone who is coughing or sneezing isn't very reassuring, but it's not time to panic, either.
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She also wants her followers to avoid contact with sick people and cover their mouths when coughing and sneezing.
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Some people with the virus, Dr. Barbot said, have limited symptoms: coughing, shortness of breath, a low-grade fever.
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The World Health Organization recommends avoiding close contact with anyone showing symptoms of respiratory illness, like coughing and sneezing.
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Symptoms of coronaviruses can range from fever and coughing to kidney failure, and in some cases lead to death.
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But as Mom and Dad were getting dressed, Lucy came upstairs to their bedroom coughing and looking rather uncomfortable.
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Multiple recent studies have discovered that droplets from sneezing and coughing can spread a lot farther than people think.
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A person should wash their hands before eating food and after blowing their nose, coughing or sneezing, it said.
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Denys also reminded people to cover their mouths when coughing, wash hands frequently, and avoid sharing food and drink.
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Meanwhile COVID-219 infections have a wide range of symptoms, including fever, coughing, shortness of breath and breathing difficulties.
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It forced banks worldwide to start coughing up, via their tax agencies, information on clients with links to America.
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But as Jaokupovic prepared to serve, she began gasping and then coughing so intensely she dropped to her knees.
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Adenoviruses are often spread by touching a contaminated person or surface, or through the air by coughing or sneezing.
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Hazardous air from nearby fires is delaying play, and it caused one player to double over in coughing fits.
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People with the new coronavirus — known as 2019-nCoV — have reported symptoms such as fevers, coughing, and difficulty breathing.
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I tiptoe past Bed A to Bed B, where a patient might be moaning in pain or coughing uncontrollably.
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Exacerbations — shortness of breath, wheezing, coughing or chest tightness — that required medical attention occurred in 4,455 of the pregnancies.
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He remembers how his son was bullied in high school for being short and skinny and having coughing fits.
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Coughing caused her C-section wound to open, which revealed a large swelling of clotted blood in her abdomen.
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A statement from Jamaica Hospital Medical Center said the sick passengers suffered from coughing, headache, sore throat and fever.
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During the question and answer session on her plane, she also had to step away because of persistent coughing.
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The video shows an elderly man on public transit coughing and vomiting blood profusely while sitting on a bench.
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After I took my first hit, I was coughing even though I never really do that after hitting anything.
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When Hopper gave Joyce one of his smokes, and she started coughing, and he just gave her this smile: 8.
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Indonesia's Mount Sinabung erupted last weekend, coughing up a 22,000-foot plume of ash that clouded the sky for days.
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At around 193am, the clanking of pans and the sound of children coughing starts to rise up from the tents.
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Typical cold symptoms are a runny nose, headache, sore throat, coughing, sneezing, and less often (and usually mild), body aches.
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Thanks to a well-placed fire hydrant, they put it out, and Olivia walks coughing (Lem doesn't need to breathe).
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The disease can be spread through coughing or sneezing, and can linger in the air for up to two hours.
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If you use vaping products and have been experiencing coughing, shortness of breath, fatigue, or chest pain, tell your doctor.
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It can also lead to vomiting after coughing fits and more serious complications such as pneumonia and seizures, experts say.
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Nobody wants to hear you coughing up a lung and nobody wants to be next in line for your cold.
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Measles is spread through contact with an infected person or their respiratory secretions, which are produced through coughing and sneezing.
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If you are in a physician's waiting room, you should assume that someone near you who is coughing is contagious.
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The second question is about symptoms: Medics are looking for fever with respiratory issues like coughing or shortness of breath.
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The same research suggests that teen users of e-cigarettes may see an increase in wheezing, coughing, and asthma symptoms.
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You can hate on CES all you want — it's too crowded, everyone's coughing on each other, the food sucks, etc.
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A breakthrough may not be imminent, but thousands of coughing, wheezing sufferers would be glad to hear some good news.
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"He has not had a single night's sleep uninterrupted by long periods of difficult breathing or excruciating coughing," she wrote.
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Coughing is your body's natural mechanism for clearing mucus and phlegm out of the lungs and throat, Dr. Voigt says.
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In the post, McKenny said Johnny, who has asthma, started coughing 10 minutes into the family's 40-minute drive home.
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Doctors were able to treat the embolism, but it left her with coughing spells that ruptured her C-section wound.
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If she has a health scare, a coughing fit or something that doesn't look well … that could end her candidacy.
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On Monday night his campaign manager winked and nodded to it, embedding a video of the coughing in a tweet.
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The performance was held in a gymnasium and you can hear a lot of shuffling and coughing in the background.
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Rachel's mother had noticed that the baby was coughing up blood and her color was off, the State Journal reports.
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She was cracking wise about the election loss, but did fall back into campaign mode ... with a trademark coughing fit.
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The warm, calm weather only exacerbates the coughing, wheezing and sniffling of a city gripped by an air pollution crisis.
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As you know ... R. Kelly was released Saturday from Cook County Jail after finally coughing up his unpaid child support.
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All the pain was trapped in his throat, so that's why he spoke like a cat coughing up fur balls.
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"She screamed so much, she's coughing up blood from the screaming trying to get somebody to stop," Keith Papini said.
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The disease gets its name from the distinctive sound an infected person may make when inhaling after a coughing fit.
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The symptoms of dog flu are similar to what&aposs seen in people, including, coughing, sneezing, running nose, and fever.
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But they're all contagious, and they all spread the same way: through droplets dispersed by sneezing, coughing, or even talking.
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As the two left the scene, coughing and wheezing from smoke inhalation, Tori called her father to share what happened.
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Has he, heaven forbid, convinced long-suffering idiot Donna into matrimony and a life of coughing on his exhaust fumes?
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Symptoms include coughing, difficulty breathing, fatigue, fever, vomiting, and diarrhea, which can develop over the course of days or weeks.
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"Instantly we start coughing and get watery eyes, our year-old baby start crying, showing symptoms of distress," he wrote.
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And the fascination began to rage in me, arising perhaps from Tova's truncated thumb and perhaps from her morbid coughing.
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It won't, however, stop you from breathing or coughing near someone, or picking up airborne respiratory droplets from a coworker.
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I would like everyone to know that I am coughing into my left elbow, and bumping with my right elbow.
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On Wednesday, she was taken to the hospital after her coughing worsened and she felt a heaviness in her chest.
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The daughter of local salesman Mauro Ribeiro do Nascimento, almost two years old, has asthma and could not stop coughing.
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His raspy voice and occasional coughing fits betray a decades-long chain-smoking habit that he has not yet kicked.
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I mean it seems to me in terms of sanctions, we only hit him so hard he's coughing up bones.
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This means regularly checking your temperature and watching for signs of coronavirus infection, including fever, shortness of breath and coughing.
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A doctor in Washington State woke up one night not long ago with nightmares of being surrounded by coughing patients.
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It felt like people were coughing more than usual, but that is probably a side effect of flying while paranoid.
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According to WHO, mild symptoms include the sniffles, coughing, sore throat, and a low-grade fever—pretty much a cold.
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You told me that in one case last week, someone you visited was coughing a lot while you were near.
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But what if there were a way to know whether a person was sick before the fever and coughing start?
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In China, the health authorities maintain the main way COVID-19 spreads is through respiratory droplets from coughing or sneezing.
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I felt ridiculous in that splendor, but I was grateful for the added distance from my sniffling, coughing fellow passengers.
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Some customers have been berating workers, even coughing on them either accidentally or as a joke amid the coronavirus outbreak.
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Over-the-counter medications, like cough suppressants, can help minimize coughing episodes, and expectorants can help you cough stuff up.
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Some memes are standard-issue internet fatalism, while others poke fun at the lengths people go to avoid someone coughing.
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Less commonly, patients reported headaches, diarrhea, and coughing up mucus and blood, according to a report published in The Lancet.
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"She was coughing, and she looked sick, but just like normal sick," said Roberts, who celebrated Christmas with his niece.
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Even after she received treatment, her problems continued; coughing, triggered by the embolism, caused her C-section wound to rupture.
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They are both over 21 years old, with symptoms that include fever, coughing and shortness of breath, Dr. Barbot said.
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Of the 97,482 patients who had food allergies or intolerances, about half had symptoms such as hives, vomiting and coughing.
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According to the CDC, the coronavirus spreads between people in close contact, often through droplets excreted by coughing or sneezing.
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A few weeks ago, while The New York Times was interviewing the family in the village, Adama began coughing violently.
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First my C-section wound popped open due to the intense coughing I endured as a result of the embolism.
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Next thing I remember is falling asleep on Max's couch and woke up because I was coughing up saliva/blood.
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The RX100 VII should suit all those needs very well, provided you're okay with coughing up the $1,200 asking price.
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Judges have been mixed over whether tricking computers into coughing up IP addresses is a violation of Fourth Amendment rights.
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Pneumonia causes coughing, fevers, trouble breathing, and—when sufferers are already sick, bedridden, or very old—it can be fatal.
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He wrote that he had to spend the night in jail before coughing up $1,231 in fines and being released.
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After one drag on the vaguely sweet-tasting vape, I promptly start coughing, spewing out a fruity puff of vapor.
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" While waiting to learn about low-interest loans, Kathy Wilkes, 67, broke into an intense, rattling coughing attack "from the smoke.
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And there's evidence that use of the devices can exacerbate asthma in adolescents who use them, and increase coughing or wheezing.
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Years later, her nose—typically just one nostril at a time—started profusely running and she began regularly coughing and sneezing.
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To stop coughing up half a billion dollars so the Miami Marlins can have a nicer office with brand-name art?
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The five children, three women and four men have symptoms that include blisters, coughing, redness in the eyes, irritation, and vomiting.
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Many in the audience said her coughing fit and the sudden appearance by the comedian had helped to win them over.
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It spreads through direct contact or coughing and sneezing, which produces tiny infectious droplets in the air that can be inhaled.
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"It can get into your lungs and cause some lung irritation, coughing, shortness of breath, that kind of thing," he says.
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Maureen Capra, 2000, said that after the gas leak she began coughing and experiencing fatigue so severe she could barely move.
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By the morning, I had a fever of 103 and couldn't sit up without coughing so hard I nearly threw up.
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The CDC found that ingesting hand sanitizer caused vomiting, coughing, and stomachaches — and even comas and seizures in some rare cases.
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On Monday morning, "a processing agent noticed that the child was coughing and appeared to have glossy eyes," the CBP said.
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She had an emergency C-section, then a pulmonary embolism, which lead to coughing spells that ruptured her C-section scar.
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Mono is also called the "kissing disease" because it can be passed through saliva (along with coughing, sneezing, and sharing utensils).
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He says this infectious virus causes upper respiratory clinical signs, such as coughing, sniffling, sneezing, upper airway congestion or difficulty breathing.
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When they're on the job, people should be mentally engaged, not coughing over a keyboard with a tissue stockpile on standby.
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Then she suffered a coughing fit that not even a lozenge gallantly provided by the chancellor of the exchequer could halt.
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As snow falls and ice hardens, so does Lenny's mysterious illness take hold, coughing fits causing him to shudder and shake.
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According to the pilot, some passengers were coughing and had fevers over 221 degrees Fahrenheit (37.7 degrees Celsius), reported WABC-TV.
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Today, two more international flights were evaluated by public health officials because people on board were coughing and had sore throats.
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And these people are discovering online that they're not alone in the community of sneezing, coughing, and cold-and-flu fetishists.
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I get a bad cold about twice a year and am a snotty, coughing mess for about two weeks each time.
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The victims were struggling to breathe, coughing harshly, and they had the smell of chlorine on their clothes, the statement said.
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The commander-in-chief did everything from yelling at someone for coughing to bragging about his close relationship with a dictator.
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In the ad for Swedish drugstore Apotek Hjärtat, a man starts coughing once the technology senses that someone is smoking nearby.
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"Let's do that over — he's coughing in the middle of my answer," Trump said, while Stephanopoulos looked on, seemingly in disbelief.
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Donald Trump is finally coughing up his tax returns, at least in part ... and says he paid $38 million in 2005.
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So when a guy came up to me at the bar, I started coughing like my lung was in my throat.
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For example, as I write this, I am still dealing with lovely phlegm, coughing, and laryngitis that started three weeks ago.
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Barbara Bush, 91, was admitted to the same hospital on Wednesday as a precaution after experiencing fatigue and coughing, McGrath said.
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"Mainstream media never covered Hillary's massive 'hacking' or coughing attack, yet it is #1 trending," the GOP presidential nominee tweeted Tuesday.
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By the end I am coughing like crazy, I have a head ache and I feel like a piece of spaghetti.
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The movie stretches and crawls and creaks its way barely past the 90-minute mark, gasping and coughing all the way.
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William also told police that his wife was coughing when he pulled her out of the water, but she soon stopped.
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The fumes evidently trailed back inside the building, causing lawyers who had finally gained access to their clients to begin coughing.
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Frequently spread by droplets via coughing and sneezing, group A strep can also hide on doorknobs, plates and utensils for hours.
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If you're in Medina and coughing up riyals every month for Netflix, maybe you don't want to see your content truncated.
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Most patients with symptoms should call first Measles is a contagious virus that spreads through the air through coughing and sneezing.
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He came home early because he wasn't feeling well; his fiancée told WXPI he was coughing and said his chest hurt.
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He'd been coughing more than he should've maybe, and his blood pressure was running high, but he was very much alive.
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She pulled the ashtray toward her, picked up the cigarette that she'd stubbed out during the coughing fit, and relit it.
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Coughing up blood can be a sign of something serious, such as lung cancer or an infectious disease such as tuberculosis.
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Honey — Honey may help reduce coughing, but don't feed it to children under age 1, who are at risk of botulism.
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This will prevent you from inhaling the majority of the droplets expelled by coughing or sneezing, which can carry the virus.
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It's been fewer than three months since a novel coronavirus emerged in China, causing fever, coughing, and, in severe cases, pneumonia.
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In one particularly upsetting scene, we see a man who was infected by the virus coughing in a packed movie theater.
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The college student started experiencing coughing fits two weeks earlier and went to the hospital when they seemed to be worsening.
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When she opened it, at least one of them appeared to start coughing and felt nauseous, one of the officials said.
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He had been in isolation at home all week and thought he was getting better, but began coughing blood that morning.
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He had been in isolation at home all week and thought he was getting better, but began coughing blood that morning.
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The CDC states that the virus is mainly spread via respiratory droplets produced by an infected person, through coughing or sneezing.
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This outbreak is unusually worrying because most new cases are in cities and are pneumonic plague, the form transmitted by coughing.
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Laura started exhibiting symptoms of COVID-19 nearly three weeks ago: coughing and an on-again, off-again low-grade fever.
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Although some sick voters may stay home on Election Day, others will arrive coughing, sneezing and sniffling at their polling location.
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CDC guidelines do call for these rooms for people undergoing procedures that will lead to a lot of coughing by patients.
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In such places, saliva is transferred person to person due to coughing, sneezing, kissing and the sharing utensils, lipstick or cigarettes.
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Residents on both sides of the border have complained of coughing, allergies and a burning sensation in the nose and throat.
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And remember, face masks don't really help much, unless you are putting them on people who are already sick and coughing.
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Frequently spread by droplets via coughing and sneezing, group A Strep can also hide on doorknobs, plates and utensils for hours.
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Eventually, I made the connection that most people don't wheeze or have coughing fits every time their heart rate goes up.
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In such places, saliva is transferred person to person due to coughing, sneezing, kissing and the sharing utensils, lipstick or cigarettes.
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All the cases required hospitalization related to coughing up blood, blood in the urine, bloody nose, bleeding gums and other symptoms.
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All of the cases involved unexplained bleeding, such as coughing up blood, blood in the urine, bloody nose or bleeding gums.
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The coronavirus infection can create respiratory problems, coughing, fever and in more severe cases pneumonia, or acute respiratory syndrome and death.
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It then quickly took an awkward turn as the prime minister started to lose her voice before suffering a coughing fit.
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At a certain point they stood up and began coughing loudly in unison, then chanting for the right to health care.
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Here's what we know: The symptoms of COVID-19 are similar to the flu with fever, coughing and shortness of breath.
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If you're on a bus or a crowded train and can't physically step away, face your back towards the person coughing.
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The illness is marked by fever, coughing, and pneumonia, and on Tuesday, WHO finally gave it an official name: COVID-22.
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Slovenian player Dalila Jakupovic pulled out of her qualifying match against Switzerland's Stefanie Voegele on Tuesday after she experienced intense coughing.
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He died late Christmas Eve at a New Mexico hospital after suffering coughing, vomiting and a fever, according to law enforcement.
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Symptoms of most coronaviruses are similar to any upper-respiratory infection such as a runny nose, coughing, sore throat or fever.
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You never know if the guy coughing and sneezing two rows ahead of you is ill or just has an allergy.
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Symptoms for the strain currently moving around the globe include fever, coughing and shortness of breath, which can progress to pneumonia.
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If I exerted myself, my ankles would swell and my lungs would fill, followed by months of cardiac asthma and coughing.
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Nicotine gum may irritate your jaw or leave a bad aftertaste; lozenges may provoke coughing; and patches can cause skin irritation.
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Garcia was no-decisioned Sunday in an 11-6 victory at Seattle, coughing up five runs over 5 2/3 innings.
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People fled the scene coughing as an officer in a helicopter bellowed through a speaker urging protesters to leave the area.
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The company said the most common adverse effects were abdominal discomfort or pain, coughing, hives, itching, nausea, throat irritation and vomiting.
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The disease can be spread through coughing or sneezing and can linger in the air for as long as two hours.
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While you were stocking up for New Year's luck, the grocery store was crowded with coughing hordes of bleary-eyed snifflers.
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They reviewed a series of warning signs of altitude-related health problems ranging from coughing up blood to severe, unshakable headache.
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A rarer pneumonic form, which spreads to the lungs and can be transmitted by sneezing or coughing, is invariably fatal without treatment.
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Amazon patented some of that technology in a 2017 patent, which shows a woman saying, "Alexa, I'm hungry," while coughing and sniffling.
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Fredericks-James said officials made that decision because of the highly contagious nature of the disease, which spreads through coughing and sneezing.
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Before landing, the crew told ground control that several passengers had come down with symptoms of fever, "non-stop coughing," and vomiting.
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On the night of Soren's death, Gleason told police the child had a seizure and was coughing up blood, the Observer reports.
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And if that doesn't do it, pathogens also spread through the air, so just coughing or sneezing introduces germs into your workplace.
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Renewables need time to take over, during which the coal industry is going to keep coughing up greenhouse gases and poisonous pollutants.
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I started coughing, and one of the men that I worked with gave me a handkerchief to cover my nose and mouth.
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There's the barrage of jokes about how dating Asian women is, temporarily, "unsafe" or expressing fear about Asian people coughing in public.
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A Virgin Atlantic flight from Barbados was quarantined upon arrival in London on Wednesday after 50 passengers reported nausea and coughing fits.
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She posted a video of herself tasting only one bite of the Paqui chip, and she immediately bursts into a coughing fit.
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Hillary Clinton broke into a coughing fit at a rally on Labor Day, an episode that might be more or less meaningless.
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Until then, though, she's sternly been told she must relax: no moving, no talking, no coughing, no reading, and absolutely no sleeping.
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Patients have reported symptoms similar to those associated with pneumonia, such as fever, coughing, chills, headache, difficulty breathing, and a sore throat.
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After that much laughing at the funny story we had to stop because one will eventually start coughing after that much laughing.
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The most important sign of TFB for any adult or child is if they choke on an object and develop chronic coughing.
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I bunched up my jacket to make a pillow, but as soon as I managed to get somewhat comfortable, I started coughing!
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Unfounded rumors about Clinton's ailing health moved from fringe right-wing conspiracy forums to the mainstream after her coughing fit last week.
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In a call from Taylor's phone, screams can be heard along with a voice faintly coughing before the call is cut off.
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"I've never gone out not knowing if I'm going to be able to finish the program," Radford said through a coughing fit.
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Vinson says doctors told her she has H. pylori bacteria, and her son, Blake, had bouts of coughing, bronchitis and respiratory infections.
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Tuberculosis is primarily an airborne disease spread through microscopic droplets that accompany everyday actions such as speaking, sneezing, coughing, laughing or singing.
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When her coughing became more frequent, the ER doctors admitted her to the pediatric intensive-care unit and started her on antibiotics.
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They include pulmonary embolism, which resembles pneumonia on X-ray, can cause coughing or fainting, and is related to another problem Mrs.
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"It was tough to breathe without coughing, I was just fighting to stay in the course, it was tough today," she said.
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"In retrospect, that coughing episode looks more like a possible viral infection," Dr. Schaffner said, noting that on the campaign trail, Mrs.
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Despite coughing up all that dough for one night, one of the most popular costumes for 2017 is — ironically — Pennywise from "It."
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Clinton having a coughing fit and a scene of her stumbling into a vehicle when she came down with pneumonia last month.
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It's a nightmare scenario for the global age: You're on a plane and passengers around you come down with coughing and fever.
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You're not..." Her: "Stop talking, you're going to cough up a lung..." Him: "Not...coughing...laughing..." Her: "Why are you laughing, sweetheart?
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Played in a massive room, over the sound of tapping keyboards and coughing, it will probably sound like a broken extractor fan.
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Even if he was proved innocent now, he will forever be the Coughing Major in the hearts and minds of the public.
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I flicked the lighter and Inhaled deeply, taking in what felt like off-brand mustard gas before crumpling into a coughing fit.
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I waited, but this time the coughing didn't pass; it only grew worse, to the point where I was assailed by nausea.
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Measles is a highly infectious -- and potentially fatal -- viral illness that is typically spread from person to person by breathing or coughing.
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It means keeping a generous amount of personal space -- about three feet -- in between yourself and anyone who is coughing or sneezing.
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They are indignant, it seems, that I grabbed the pole with my hand after just coughing into the crook of my elbow.
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Pat Herrick found out about the quarantine at Life Care Center and called her mother, Elaine, who said her roommate was coughing.
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Pat Burtis, 50, a venture capitalist in Corte Madera, was coughing and had a fever of about 102 earlier in the week.
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How did all these wealthy bastards get away with paying no tax while we're still coughing up extra cash on every purchase.
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I went home and felt all the symptoms that had hit me in the past take over: crying jags, nausea, coughing fits.
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Data show that some people infected with the coronavirus experience similar symptoms, such as coughing, nasal congestion, runny nose and sore throat.
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Each time I took a breath, I'd feel a sharp pain; the nurse said I had pulled a muscle from violently coughing.
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The extra space lowers the risk of infections in the main waiting room when the coughing and sneezing is at its worst.
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The respiratory disease spreads through human-to-human contact, droplets carried through sneezing and coughing as well as germs left on surfaces.
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"I said my boyfriend was coughing up blood and I don't have the money to go to a doctor," Kitboga tells WIRED.
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The parcels are shipped from Osaka in Japan, and Homer's is filled with germs from an assembly line worker coughing into it.
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CDC officials will look for symptoms such as coughing and difficulty breathing, and will check passengers&apos temperatures using an infrared thermometer.
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All of the cases required hospitalization related to coughing up blood, blood in the urine, bloody nose, bleeding gums and other symptoms.
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The CDC will look for symptoms such as coughing and difficulty breathing and check temperatures of each passenger with an infrared thermometer.
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And, according to a study released this week, the flu can spread not just through coughing and sneezing, but even through breathing.
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An albatross trying to feed her chick while coughing up a toothbrush, and dead chicks full of plastic jar-lids and lighters.
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It is spread through saliva or mucus by coughing, sneezing or talking or sharing eating utensils or cups, according to the CDC.
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It's worth noting masks aren't even recommended unless you're actively coughing/sneezing or if you're taking care of someone who is sick.
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A Canadian family of five was removed from a flight after passengers complained about their feverish, coughing child, according to local media.
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They also cautioned people who do use e-cigarettes to monitor themselves for symptoms of lung illness, like coughing and chest pain.
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In his twilight years, Mallo is suffering from a thousand minor maladies, including frequent headaches, back pain and the occasional coughing fit.
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The most common symptoms were fever, cough, muscle pain, and fatigue; less common were headache, diarrhea, and coughing up mucus or blood.
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Symptoms for the strain currently moving around the globe include fever, coughing and shortness of breath, and it can progress to pneumonia.
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She'd been coughing for days, but that morning the pain was so bad she was worried that it had turned into pneumonia.
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In September, Rosario said, the two-month-old was rushed to the hospital, struggling to breathe after developing tremors and coughing fits.
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It is spread through saliva or mucus by coughing, sneezing or talking, and sharing eating utensils or cups, according to the CDC.
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And his attempt at a commission to investigate the alleged fraud was disbanded without ever coughing up anything to back his claims.
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When your airways become filled with mucus, they may start to spasm, which causes coughing and shortness of breath; this is bronchitis.
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Prolonged bouts of coughing can have their own complications, including stress urinary incontinence, muscle pain, cracked ribs and occasionally retching and vomiting.
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So much tear gas was used that commuters at nearby subway stations and people in shopping malls were coughing and tearing up.
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But the disease is highly contagious once it takes root, doctors say, since it spreads in the droplets from coughing and sneezing.
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Sanders wheezing and coughing over a loudspeaker, and the unappetizing, rubbery pieces of chicken that the character inspects during this playthrough video.
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But coughing up a big chunk of change for a "miracle" product isn't fun, especially since you don't know if it'll actually work.
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Symptoms have included bleeding from the eyes, ears, and gums, especially heavy bleeding during a period for women, and coughing or urinating blood.
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It is spread through saliva or mucus by coughing, sneezing or talking and by sharing eating utensils or cups, according to the CDC.
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The average household is carrying a $16.53,929 balance month to month and coughing up about $1,140 a year in interest, according to NerdWallet.
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Bridget, a high school teacher, first started to feel unwell with a headache, runny nose, and coughing, but recovered within a few days.
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"I never cough but today I've had coughing fits, I have a runny nose, it's really not nice," said Henriette Robine, another Parisian.
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These are more effective than the one-hitter you stole from your older brother (inducing fewer coughing fits) and they look better, too.
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But then I remember coughing hard, feeling my toes get cold, and as I was about to hand him the pipe, everything disappeared.
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"I just happened to look over to him and there was no noise, there was no coughing, there was no breathing," she said.
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Coughing dogs produce invisible virus-containing mists that travel more than 22 feet in the air, facilitating rapid spread of virus over distances.
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While we're waiting for our drinks, our dog's daycare calls us asking us to pick up our dog, since he's coughing a lot.
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" A Virgin Atlantic plane flying into London was quarantined on arrival after 50 passengers and crew were struck by coughing fits and "nausea.
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However, dry, thick phlegm is harder to clear, he says, and all that extra coughing and throat clearing can make your throat sore.
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The technical term for the condition is misophonia, and it's defined as a severe sensitivity to sounds like chewing, coughing, yawning and more.
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Meanwhile, Barbara Bush was also admitted to the Houston hospital Wednesday morning after experiencing what H.W.'s office says is fatigue and coughing.
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"The injured did not have any signs of injuries or blood," he said, but instead were coughing loudly and had red, teary eyes.
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As far as symptoms go, if a dog is coughing blood, vomiting or suffering from labored breathing, they should see a veterinarian immediately.
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Just last week, Trump ally Rudy Giuliani stoked those rumors after Clinton had a coughing fit at a campaign event in Cleveland, Ohio.
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If the virus evolved to have those mutations, it could theoretically then spread between people by coughing and sneezing, like human flu viruses.
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And if I'm around enough of it—say at a concert or something—I'm sick the whole weekend, coughing and weak in bed.
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She pointed to a small house on a slanted street where she once persuaded a young woman coughing up blood to get treatment.
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The little boy lies across his mom's lap, gasping for air and coughing as his parents quickly swap in a clean breathing tube.
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Vega had read Frankie's story and noticed that his son was showing some of the same symptoms: shortness of breath, fever and coughing.
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And, once you hit the 24-hour mark, you'll actually start coughing more, which is your body's way of clearing out your lungs.
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Jones explains that this carries some risks—drugs such as GBL are irritant, meaning that inhaling their vapor may cause coughing or choking.
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Campuses are a typical site for outbreaks because of the sharing of saliva: by coughing, sneezing, kissing and sharing utensils, lipstick or cigarettes.
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Taxpayers are still coughing up the money 85033 years later to fund the $120 million Guaranteed Rate Stadium, formerly known as Comiskey Park.
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They're everywhere, coughing and crying and engaging in lopsided flirting that the editors and Ryan Seacrest will be abusing for weeks to come.
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Throughout the spring and summer summer, people have reported vaping-related lung injuries including symptoms like shortness of breath, diarrhea, vomiting, and coughing.
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Like lots of frustrated gamers, many 276-ers aren't into the idea of coughing up more money to get the full Fallout experience.
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During a FaceTime conversation with my sister, I had a coughing fit so bad that I was forced to put down the phone.
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Gail: Arthur, the idea that Clinton is a radical leftist is — pardon me, I just had a little coughing fit of my own.
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During her presidential run last year, Clinton occasionally suffered coughing fits during speeches, which opponents including now-President Trump tried to seize on.
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In addition to coughing up some money, Vizio must delete all data collected up until March of 2016 and improve its privacy practices.
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But it could be worse, I gathered: Some of the denizens of r/leaves were writing about how they were coughing up resin.
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"Even if the patient were around and exposed to someone coughing, sick, sneezing, I cannot give them a coronavirus test," the doctor said.
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Do little things, such as washing your hands and coughing into your sleeve, that make a big difference for someone who's immune-compromised.
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You should wash your hands after using the bathroom, blowing your nose, coughing, sneezing, or caring for a sick person, and before eating.
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Young people could be more likely to carry the disease without presenting the more commonly recognised symptoms of fever and coughing, they believe.
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But you often looked uncertain, coughing up four turnovers and missing a free throw down the stretch that could have iced the game.
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Whether you are contagious may depend on how long you have been sick, and not necessarily on whether you are coughing and sneezing.
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When police arrived, they found Luis bleeding profusely from his face and "gurgling and coughing on his own blood," the charging documents said.
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Still, there were no obvious signs of enforcement of that rule, and city courthouses this week were filled with the sound of coughing.
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Gastrointestinal pain, vomiting and nausea were the most common reactions in those on active treatment, followed by itchy skin, coughing and throat irritation.
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For patients who experience a respiratory reaction to a food, such as coughing, hoarseness or wheezing, epinephrine is considered the drug of choice.
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In the days after she gave birth, bouts of severe coughing — a result of the embolism — caused her C-section wound to open.
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However, if you are sick, wearing a mask will contain the droplets propelled by coughing and sneezing from entering the environment around you.
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Officials in the Portland area are also asking shelters to space their beds further apart — at least six feet if people are coughing.
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They are jammed into crowded, unsanitary conditions, coughing, sneezing and exchanging germs by licking holy shrines in hope the epidemic will spare them.
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At Starbucks, employees serve coffee to long lines of customers picking up orders, including elderly people and some patrons suffering dry coughing fits.
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As in Wisconsin, the Illinois cases included coughing, shortness of breath, fatigue and sometimes chest pain that worsened over time, according to Ezike.
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Also dangerous: any "aerosol-generating procedures," broadly defined as anything that might induce coughing and produce aerosols, like intubating and extubating a patient.
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Even more extreme ... we're told police even got a call to check out 2 people sitting on a bus bench who were coughing.
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Cops say the woman, Margaret Cirko, entered the store and made verbal threats she was sick while intentionally coughing and spitting on merchandise.
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And because these scams, which try to dupe unsuspecting individuals into coughing up money are becoming more prevalent, the government is taking action.
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But Dr. Cennimo suggests seeing a doctor any time you start coughing up mucus, since it's a pretty strong indicator that you're sick.
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Several of those who played on Tuesday and Wednesday suffered breathing problems, with Slovenia's Dalila Jakupovic forced to retire after a coughing fit.
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Over time the disease progresses into persistent coughing that lasts for weeks and other symptoms can include weight loss, fever and night sweats.
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The agency's statement did not say which side used the chemical agents that caused blisters, redness in the eyes, irritation, vomiting, and coughing.
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Do we really want to go to a restaurant where a coughing, sneezing food preparer still goes to work out of financial need?
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The first started upon arrival in the United States, and the second was a few days later, after an official heard Annabel coughing.
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A man who was freshly out of quarantine for the coronavirus has raised eyebrows after he began coughing during a Fox News segment.
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The video, circulated through Snapchat, depicts the child inhaling from a vaping device before coughing and crying, with two teen girls heard laughing.
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You should also wash your hands before, during and after food prep or eating, changing a diaper, blowing your nose, coughing or sneezing.
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The novel coronavirus continues to spread primarily through person-to-person contact: an infected person touching you or sneezing or coughing near you.
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Tennis player Dalila Jakupovic quit the Australian Open in Melbourne after collapsing in a coughing fit, which she blamed on the dirty air.
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The agency is recommending people avoid vaping until they know more, and is warning people to watch out for coughing, nausea and fatigue.
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Fever, chills, coughing, and stuffy noses are major buzzkills when you should be catching up with friends or wrapping up EOY budget deadlines.
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As symptoms including coughing, waking up with headaches, feeling exhausted after hours of rest, and loud snoring go unnoticed, potential health risks skyrocket.
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Perdue recalled a recent conversation with Trump about the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) when Perdue said he had a coughing fit.
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Decades of research show that ozone causes respiratory and cardiovascular harm; triggers coughing, wheezing and asthma attacks, and can even cause premature deaths.
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Coronavirus, which was renamed COVID-19 on Tuesday, is believed to be spread through respiratory droplets that are expelled by coughing and sneezing.
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One listing is for a flight and hotel package, with a minimum order of $500 and 17 buyers seemingly coughing up the cash.
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The 68-year-old leader was taken to a hospital in Jerusalem earlier in the day, suffering from a high fever and coughing.
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Newt Gingrich on Tuesday was heard coughing briefly during an interview with Fox News's Sean Hannity at the same time he was highlighting a story about Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE coughing.
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With low resources, not only the elderly were left coughing -- Cambodia has a relatively young population, with a median age of 274 years old.
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Former first lady Barbara Bush was also admitted the same day to address a case of bronchitis after "experiencing fatigue and coughing," McGrath said.
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Damp and moldy environments may cause coughing, wheezing, or other problems -- or none at all, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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But despite all that, most studies on the topic have found no evidence that over-the-counter cold medicines actually suppress or stop coughing.
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NerdWallet's study found that while borrowers pay down their debts faster under Trump's plan, they're coughing up more money each month to do so.
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"People were coughing and choking the entire way home," the passenger told the ATSB, adding the cabin reeked of melted plastic and burned hair.
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But they acknowledged the risk of previously unknown modes of transmission, potentially even through the air, not just through droplets from coughing or sneezing.
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And many in the audience said her coughing fit and the sudden appearance by British comedian Simon Brodkin had helped to win them over.
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His wife, former First Lady Barbara Bush, 91, was admitted to the same hospital on Wednesday "as a precaution after experiencing fatigue and coughing."
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Experts say the virus can be transmitted via droplets from an infected person exhaling, coughing or sneezing, and can also spread via contaminated surfaces.
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By the next morning, after spending much of the night coughing, she was having trouble breathing and spitting up a small amount of blood.
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" In terms of the smell—a combination of melted plastic and burnt hair—she added, "People were coughing and choking the entire way home.
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But scarlet fever, which spreads from person to person through coughing, comes and goes throughout the decades for reasons not well known to science.
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After delivering Alexis via an emergency cesarean section, Williams experienced a pulmonary embolism, the coughing from which caused her c-section wound to open.
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In the weeks that followed, the stabbing pain didn't return, but it was replaced with night sweats, shortness of breath, coughing and weight loss.
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Clinton in September was slow to reveal the pneumonia diagnosis, after a spate of coughing fits during a speech and on her campaign plane.
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They've turned the ball over at least 1073 times in all seven games after coughing it up a season-high 26 in the loss.
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Additionally, "coughing, sneezing, congestion, nasal discharge" are also symptoms to look out for, Nancy Weiss, senior director of veterinarian services at WHS, told Fox6Now.
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By the time he reached the top, he was coughing so badly that he missed the sunset; and the banter drowned out the muezzin.
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Dogs can then bring infected fleas into the home, while cats can transmit plague directly to humans by coughing infectious droplets into the air.
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At her feet is a tiny pure-white cloud of a dog, which traipses around chewing on the grass, only occasionally coughing it up.
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One of Trump's sons, for example, on Wednesday voiced his concern about a coughing fit Clinton had during a campaign rally two days before.
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Serena contacted medical professionals -- but the coughing from the embolism got so bad, her C-section wound popped open and she required another surgery.
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When to see the vet Just like in people, the most common symptoms of flu in pups include sneezing, nasal discharge, and frequent coughing.
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With Editor-in-Chief Austin Walker coughing up a lung, myself and Managing Editor Danielle Riendeau picked up the slack on the podcast today.
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We're told the settlement is for less than the $480,000, but no one is saying how many cents on the dollar Tyga's coughing up.
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Police reportedly found Luis in critical condition with injuries on his face, "gurgling and coughing on his own blood," according to the charging documents.
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Symptoms of the plague include fever, chills, painful and inflamed lymph nodes, or shortness of breath with coughing and/or blood-tainted sputum arise.
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The 72-year-old man went to the emergency room after undergoing surgery because he was having difficulty breathing and was coughing up blood.
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"Then I saw red spots on her skin, and she was coughing all the time," he said, according to the doctor, Dr. Kyaw Soe.
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On Saturday night, she lost in the first round in singles to Kirsten Flipkens of Belgium, and on Sunday, she was coughing on changeovers.
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Patients must be hospitalized, their movements restricted to one or two corridors, sometimes for months until they are no longer coughing up live bacteria.
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In a quiet country house where the closest neighbors are pretty far away, the scariest possible sound is a man coughing outside at night.
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The effects of short-term exposure can include sore throats, nosebleeds and coughing, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta.
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Major Charles Ingram—soon to be known forever, eternally, as the Coughing Major—is sitting on the edge of a stainless steel high-chair.
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"People are always coughing in Donora," a local journalist would note, according to a 1999 account in Smithsonian Magazine, but this time was different.
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To make amends, Claire helps tend to a coughing and bedridden Alex at the boarding house where he and Mary have been shacking up.
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Finally, she jerks the audience awake with a fit of violent coughing, followed by reassurances by Clinton's staff that all is well — great, actually!
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It can be spread by coughing and sneezing, but also by sharing cups and the close contact of living and eating and exercising together.
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"The best explanation for this rapid spread is that the virus is being passed through droplets from coughing or sneezing," Vox's Julia Belluz explains.
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Inside the ER, a cacophony of coughing filled the room as one nurse walked through rows of filled beds to feed a patient juice.
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But whatever image his clothing projects, it's immediately undercut by a coughing fit, as Hitler attempts to brandish a hidden pistol inside the robe.
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Within two days, perhaps because of the leaky stove in my borrowed tent, or maybe to cover up my fraudulence, I was coughing too.
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The nervous coughing fits I developed with my firing continued, but a friend noted that they seemed to vanish when something held my attention.
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She anxiously thought of it again this week, coughing on smoke just days after doctors said a lump in her daughter's thyroid was benign.
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People who had been coughing and feverish for days had taken over-the-counter medications and managed to lower their fever, several passengers said.
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People who had been coughing and feverish for days had taken over-the-counter medications and managed to lower their fever, several passengers said.
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In Brooklyn criminal court this week, for instance, a woman in a surgical mask waited in the hallway for her daughter's arraignment, coughing repeatedly.
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Poor air quality can have disastrous effects on people's health: like coughing, sore throats, extreme wheezing among people with respiratory disease, and cardiovascular illness.
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He told me that anytime he tried to run, he would start coughing, and pieces of black and bloody lung tissue would come out.
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I saw a correction officer today, and he just finished coughing in front of me, and for all I know I have it already.
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Fourteen Starbucks employees in eight states told BuzzFeed News that they recalled serving customers who were coughing, some within a few feet of them.
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Unfortunately, I got worse over the weekend, my coughing having progressed to the point where it was making it hard for me to breathe.
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"It's not going to matter all that much if you sit next to someone who is coughing and sneezing on you anyway," Labus says.
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While the infection is treatable with antibiotics, the symptoms can last for 10 weeks or more, and some people actually fracture ribs from coughing.
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The 2020 presidential contender — who has broken into several coughing fits during the trial — kept a small tin of mints in his other pocket.
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Tournament organizers faced criticism this week for going ahead with qualifying rounds, as smoky conditions forced a player to retire after a coughing fit.
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That was when Dalila Jakupovic of Slovenia had to be shuttled off the court during a qualifying match after she suffered a coughing fit.
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A week earlier, a player collapsed in a coughing fit and retired from qualifying amid a thick pall of bushfire smoke over the court.
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Initial symptoms of the Wuhan coronavirus include fever and coughing -- which are also common flu symptoms, a viral infection prevalent in the winter months.
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It can be hard on parents to live with a child who keeps coughing — sometimes maybe harder on the parents than on the child.
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