Still, Pink made it clear she wasn't holding a grudge against her adorable, albeit germ-ridden offsprings.
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And lastly, this research doesn't speak to the risks associated with cleaning dirty, potentially germ-ridden soothers by sucking on them.
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Someone returns from a trip with a nasty bug, and colleagues say he must have caught it from a germ-ridden plane.
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While it's not the most germ-ridden room in the house (that honor goes to the kitchen), it is a vulnerable point—for obvious reasons.
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Necessity is the mother of invention, they say, and earlier I needed to quickly correspond with my colleagues in Slack without further soiling my germ-ridden keyboard.
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A recent video from Buzz60 lays out all the most germ-ridden spots in a restaurant, and it kind of has us thinking, wow, I really didn't want to know that.
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And he finds it a bit absurd that teams are being asked to refrain from postgame handshakes after sharing a germ-ridden basketball and sweating all over one another for two hours.
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A simple projection can make it feel less like you're crammed in a claustrophobic airborne tube with hundreds of germ-ridden strangers and more like like you're slicing through the clouds on in a convertible jet.
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While some Democrats make the point that candidates get sick all the time, and that pneumonia is not uncommon on the germ-ridden campaign trail, here's the difference with Clinton: She has a complicated health history, and we don't know an awful lot about it.
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As John Oliver popularized—and, more memorably, danced to—on this week's coronavirus-focused edition of Last Week Tonight, a recent PSA from Vietnam has turned coronavirus caution into an earworm so catchy that hopefully even the grubbiest among us will be inspired to actually wash their disgusting, germ-ridden hands.
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A camp hospital was set up and run by a Japanese medical officer, Dr. Yamamoto. The prisoners believed that his policy was "live and let die",Ooi 1998, 366 and the hospital became "a filthy germ- ridden death hole". Lionel E. Morris, a sapper with the British Army Royal Engineers, wrote that Yamamoto "never attended to ... sick or diseased men".Ooi 1998, 380 Yamamoto issued an order that no rations were to be issued to men in the hospital.
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