Like the SARS virus, the respiratory disease 218-nCoV evolved from infecting animals to infecting humans.
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As the Cabo case shows, spring breakers not only run the risk of infecting those in their choice vacation spot, but of infecting themselves, bringing it back to where they traveled from, and infecting those who live there.
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"This is material that is quite formidable, that is infecting people with inhalation anthrax, infecting them in the absence of direct contact," he said.
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"In addition to infecting the pregnant monkey, we are also infecting the fetus via the amniotic fluid," said Dr. Koen Van Rompay, Zika project leader at the center.
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That means their organs wouldn't risk infecting humans if transplanted.
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The panic is infecting more than just the leadership election.
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This kind of thinking is infecting so many people, lately.
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Today, sexual harassment remains a serious issue infecting America's workplaces.
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Yet fear travelled like a virus, infecting another nearby bank.
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Even with therapeutics, the virus could still spread, infecting millions.
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Why is it so good at spreading and infecting humans?
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The spreading coronavirus is infecting an increasing number of celebrities.
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Even privacy worries, long a European preserve, are infecting America.
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Someone who is seemingly healthy can thus be infecting others.
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The scientists know that there's something infecting the land near Hawkins.
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Called Locky, it was reportedly infecting thousands of systems a minute.
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So how much of it is in infecting the investigation today?
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The team hunts for the hacker whose virus is infecting cellphones.
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An electron micrograph of HIV particles infecting a human T cell.
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Infecting Seal: This set includes two uninsuluble free-woven cleaning products.
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The report shows the top pirated shows' likelihood of infecting computers.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Theresa May's misery risks infecting the UK economy.
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Sexually transmitted diseases have been infecting humans for a long time.
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" "We no longer see our families for fear of infecting them.
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Some of those newly infected will themselves have started infecting others.
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They can also block a virus from infecting a host cell.
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Anne Kornblut: Every night I have dreams about infecting other people.
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This virus is not transmitted by or infecting any particular group.
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There is a new mania infecting the stock market: pot stocks.
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Could Japanese tapeworms also be infecting salmon caught in the United States?
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Will Facebook and Google really clean out the garbage infecting their precincts?
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Instead, the scientists concluded, it started out infecting the larvae of beetles.
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Mimiviruses, which measure just a micrometer across, were first discovered infecting amoebae.
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In late July it said the spread had peaked after infecting 400,000.
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That outbreak affected Canada as well — infecting 42 people and killing one.
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I said, 'We've got proof that you've been infecting these other people.
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Instead of politics reflecting our values, we have politics infecting our communities.
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The mutation actually made the viruses worse at infecting the bat cells.
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The idea of "infecting" me was too much for him to bear.
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I worried I was infecting every person who came into my room.
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"I could at least not worry about infecting another person," he explains.
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You risk infecting everyone else there — doctors, nurses, patients, and family members.
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Numerous workers were worried about infecting family members with compromised immune systems.
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And then, eventually, they are infecting the cells in the lungs. Right.
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And then, eventually, they are infecting the cells in the lungs. Right.
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We have to make sure our own anxiety isn't infecting the session.
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Also, children were on vacation and not infecting each other at school.
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Once people clicked on the link, they were infecting their computer networks.
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Abiymania is also infecting Eritrea, with which Mr Abiy has just made peace.
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And many are infecting small businesses, which are now big targets for hackers.
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Around five years ago, though, rabies tore through Central Park's raccoons, infecting dozens.
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Violence, like the shadow monster, works like a virus, infecting those around them.
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Now it's infecting millions of people in an explosive outbreak in Latin America.
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They saw him as responsible for infecting political discourse with rancor and negativity.
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And Gore is now living at an Airbnb to avoid infecting his family.
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You may be asked to wear a face mask to avoid infecting others.
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Should I have waited, potentially infecting an unwitting acquaintance or their loved one?
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That means it's capable of infecting 7.8 billion of our brothers and sisters.
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The disease has spread internationally, infecting 170 people in more than 20 countries.
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Prevent it from infecting your whole family and destroying everything you hold dear.
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This crisis of confidence has contributed to the great divide infecting American politics.
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In 22014, he has become Typhoid Trump, infecting most GOP candidates he supports.
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The virus has swept the country, infecting at least 1,700 and killing 48.
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Capricious winds could carry deadly agents back on users, infecting troops and citizens.
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Already, newer strains appear capable of infecting mobile devices, of encrypting files stored on cloud servers through mapped, virtual drives on computers, and of transitioning to the "Internet of Things" -- infecting gadgets like watches and smart TVs that are going online.
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Meanwhile, Elsie is still hounding Bernie about her investigation into what's infecting the hosts.
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He's terrified the misguided policies infecting Seattle's housing market will spread across the lake.
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In this scenario, the risk of infecting 20 people per month drops to 40%.
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A small genomic incision, they hypothesized, could prevent the virus from infecting its hosts.
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That, in turn, allowed the virus to mutate and become better at infecting humans.
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" Winer told me, "Chris was deeply disturbed that the Kremlin was infecting our country.
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Chinese and other unfair trade practices are infecting world markets and injuring our own.
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The virus is infecting people now and is the undisputed source of their illness.
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These differences could help us understand how it's spreading farther and infecting more people.
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The new coronavirus has spread to nearly 160 countries, infecting more than 227,000 people.
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That person might be more likely to go out and socialize, unknowingly infecting others.
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The infecting tips of the fungi's rhizomes could have low rates of cell division.
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Suppose people come to their senses, and stop interacting with — and infecting — one another.
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Suddenly, it has begun infecting dogs in Chad, threatening to undo decades of progress.
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Now it has begun infecting dogs in Africa, threatening to undo decades of progress.
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The idea that someone was infecting all iPhones that visited certain sites is chilling.
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Is the virus infecting almost everyone, as you would expect a novel flu to?
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Researchers think the new coronavirus jumped from bats to another animal before infecting humans.
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Infecting a control group of mice with different fungi did not accelerate their cancer.
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In any case, flu spreads worldwide every year, infecting tens of millions of people.
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Within hours of infecting that system, the attacker uninstalled the program on its own.
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There is precedent for the US accusing individuals of infecting cities with ransomware, however.
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Also, in Mississippi, knowingly infecting someone with H.I.V. can mean 10 years in prison.
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In other words, infecting more computers won't exactly translate to more Bitcoin in their wallets.
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The risks of a trial using a live virus include infecting people with the virus.
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In 2013, scientists in the Netherlands discovered a species of fungus infecting native fire salamanders.
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Still, the death toll from the virus epidemic climbed to 20.3, infecting 26.9935,20.4 in China.
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Within this network, gun violence emanated outwards from one victim, "infecting" the people around him.
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Jensen and Caira were in charge of searching for the tapeworms infecting sharks and rays.
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John isn't only slowly ruining Debbie's life, she's also infecting her children's worlds as well.
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The mosquitoes carrying Zika aren't likely to stop infecting people in the intervening five months.
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Scientists discovered proteins in the patient's blood that blocked the virus from infecting immune cells.
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When sexual transmission first was established, Dr. Fauci said, it was predominantly men infecting women.
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I was a bird breeding Leucochloridium, each tweet a parasite-tainted dropping, infecting my followers.
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Kent slammed Rudy Giuliani for working with 'corrupt Ukrainians' and 'infecting' US policy in Ukraine.
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The gene that encodes Fv1 came originally from a mouse-infecting virus, the researchers discovered.
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In April of 21921, a smallpox epidemic hit Boston, infecting 5,889 residents and killing 844.
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It's also possible you may have coronavirus without feeling sick and are accidentally infecting others.
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Washing your hands, too, is absolutely imperative to avoid infecting yourself or others with coronavirus.
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But is there a specific reason why it is so good at infecting humans specifically?
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Health officials are encouraging people around the world to social distance to avoid infecting others.
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"Instead of our politics reflecting our values, we've got politics infecting our communities," he said.
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Both have shown promise in preventing SARS-CoV-252 from infecting cells in the laboratory.
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Ryan also said there were no indications the coronavirus was infecting people in North Korea.
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The virus has spread to 24 countries infecting more than 440 people, the WHO says.
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The Eastern equine encephalitis (EEE) virus, seen above infecting cells in the central nervous system.
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Pyelonephritis typically occurs when bacteria migrate from the bladder to the kidney, infecting the organ.
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By coming in close proximity, Stella and Will risk infecting each other with possibly fatal bacteria.
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Since April, cholera has swept Yemen, infecting over 179,000 people, and killing one person every hour.
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So for men, the key concern is infecting a partner with Zika who may become pregnant.
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Eventually, the Neolithic plague arrived to Sweden via these trade routes, infecting the farmers of Fralsegarden.
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When the program is infecting a new computer, it first checks an obscure web address — iuqerfsodp9ifjaposdfjhgosurijfaewrwergwea.
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It is now infecting tens of thousands of people and has caused more than 85033 deaths.
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Infecting each other like this is how we maintain ourselves as human is what I think.
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First, it featured Iran's preference for "wipers" — malware that deletes files en masse after infecting computers.
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To avoid infecting your device, you should only download apps from the official Google Play store.
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However, previous studies have suggested that the virus has been infecting people in Florida for years.
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Twitter trolling helped Donald Trump become the US president-elect, and now it's infecting international diplomacy.
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The epidemic swept across America from late 1963 into 215, infecting an estimated 222 million people.
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By using biotechnology to reduce disease in livestock, we lessen the likelihood of microbes infecting humans.
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You can pay, but there's still malware on there, re-infecting the system or stealing information.
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Lai's team engineered antibodies that stick to these glycoproteins and prevent the virus from infecting cells.
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Thanks to global warming, long lost viruses are being revived and infecting both animals and humans.
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But we have the opportunity to stop this mind-set from infecting their approach other situations.
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But it has the added drag of Brexit, which is infecting the domestic UK growth outlook.
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Infecting Equipment Before Delivery It is widely reported that China and Russia hacked U.S. defense contractors.
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The outbreak lasted for two and a half years, infecting nearly 29,000 people, and killing 11,325.
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After all, he knows Brady once goaded a woman to kill herself by infecting her computer.
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"The reasons for this species only now infecting humans remain obscure," they wrote in the paper.
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Civil servant who watched porn at work blamed for infecting a US government network with malware
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If a hacker decides to launch another attack, they may be successful at infecting new machines.
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But the haemorrhagic fever has gradually spread south, infecting nearly 2,500 people and killing over 1,600.
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Outbreaks still occur today, with an outbreak in Madagascar last year infecting more than 1,800 people.
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But she knew the risks of infecting her husband, who has lung problems, were too great.
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She also fears she may have the coronavirus and that she could be infecting her patients.
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One avian influenza strain, H7N9, is causing widespread infection in Chinese poultry and occasionally infecting humans.
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By the time someone feels sick, it's too late; they will have already been infecting people.
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COVID-19 could spread rapidly through these centers, infecting most, perhaps even all of the detainees.
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This time, issues in the broader economy brought on by the coronavirus are infecting the banks.
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You can pay, but there's still malware on there, re-infecting the system or stealing information.
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Laboratory studies have found that chloroquine and hydroxychloroquine can stop the new coronavirus from infecting cells.
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Infected people might not go to the doctor, leaving them undetected and invisibly infecting other people.
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Their success may owe to a "super-spreader", perhaps a celebrity, capable of infecting many people.
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So does this mean you need to worry about your pets getting sick and infecting you?
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As of Tuesday, the virus had spread to 16 countries, infecting 4,600 people, and killing 107.
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Nonetheless, the coronavirus has caused public fear worldwide, killing 426 people and infecting at least 20,000.
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But they can't keep a straight face, as their real-life conflict keeps infecting their fantasy.
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Economists are worried that the trouble could spread, infecting other vulnerable markets or even Wall Street.
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This is a dangerous disease that has been infecting the body politic for several years now.
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As the country struggled to rebuild, cholera broke out, eventually infecting some seven hundred thousand Haitians.
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They're no match for the Internet, infecting millions each year with hate, fear, rage and panic.
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In all, five soups showed they might help keep the malaria parasite from infecting human blood.
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Four soups showed they might help keep it from infecting mosquitoes that pass malaria to humans.
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A parasite infecting the brains of some primates, including perhaps our forebears, may make them less wary.
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The declaration also calls for enhanced use of diagnostic tests that can rapidly identify the infecting organism.
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But when it comes to HIV, the virus thrives by infecting and destroying the immune cells themselves.
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Like HIV, Zika originated in central Africa, very rarely infecting human beings, and circulating among rainforest primates.
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Someone has to carry those bugs into the cabin in the first place, before infecting fellow flyers.
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The NSO exploit gets around that protection by infecting your phone and accessing information before it's encrypted.
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But the Emory team wanted to see if the peptides could also take down human-infecting viruses.
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Ransomware is only one of the "benefits" that criminals get by infecting computers via content theft websites.
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I remember, early in the administration, feeling that his character flaw was infecting the whole of government.
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After infecting eight mice with a normally lethal suspension of streptococcus bacteria, they injected four with penicillin.
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"Stay away from others as much as possible to keep from infecting them," the agency's site states.
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Animal rights activists are upset at the brutal reality of infecting female monkeys and dissecting their babies.
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The ostensible rationale behind this harsh rule is to prevent "implicit bias" from infecting landlords' rental decisions.
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In JCU laboratories, researchers bred almost 20 million mosquitoes, infecting males with bacteria that made them sterile.
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The code was responsible for infecting at least 40,85033 U.S. computers, including 160 that belonged to NASA.
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If you imagine you've got a reproduction number of two, each person's infecting two others, on average.
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The coronavirus has rapidly spread around the world, infecting more than 150,000 people and killing over 5,700.
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Rand Paul (R-Ky.), who tested positive and has faced intense criticism for potentially infecting other lawmakers.
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To limit the risk of infecting the candidate, the number of staffers is limited within the house.
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Here is an image of the Petya attack infecting an ATM in Ukraine: Petya on an ATM.
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Dr. Lopez, the surgeon, avoided contact with his family for two weeks, for fear of infecting them.
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Now, with Lyme infecting an estimated 300,000 Americans a year, an improved vaccine is in the works.
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By isolating ourselves, we also minimize the risk of infecting the most vulnerable members of the population.
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Researchers think the virus may have been spreading in Washington for weeks, potentially infecting hundreds of people.
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In theory, these proteins would stick to the spike protein preventing viral particles from infecting healthy cells.
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It has continued to spread since, causing more than 2,000 deaths and infecting more than 23,000 people.
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The chef prepares the pork before shaking hands with Emhoff, infecting her and kick-starting the pandemic.
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The code was responsible for infecting at least 22019,000 U.S. computers, including 160 that belonged to NASA.
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It has continued to spread since, causing more than 2,000 deaths and infecting more than 2120,2270 people.
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NHS Digital said the malware variant infecting computers was believed to be one known as Wanna Decryptor.
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Wash hand thoroughly after changing diapers, using the toilet, and before preparing food to avoid infecting others.
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With editorializing so glaringly infecting news stories, it is no wonder that President Trump blasts the press.
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But the real virus infecting the stock has already taken hold of the delivery firm&aposs corpus.
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There have been no reported cases in mainland Chile of mosquitoes infecting people with the Zika virus.
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The virus has also spread to at least 27 countries and territories, infecting more than 298.647 people.
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On Tuesday, a new, worldwide ransomware outbreak took off, infecting targets in Ukraine, France, Spain, and elsewhere.
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In his installation, he's bringing the outside in by infecting three computer avatars with a biological agent.
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He lied about his experiences out of fear of infecting others but also because he feared being judged.
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This approach stops the virus from infecting new cells and allows a patient's T-cell count to replenish.
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Better yet, you won't have to risk infecting your laptop or PC with some horrendous virus ever again.
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It has also fanned the spread of cholera, infecting some half a million people and killing nearly 2,000.
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Kaspersky Lab could have done work in the background, detecting Slingshot and stopping it from infecting customers' computers.
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Measles is highly contagious, infecting 90% of unvaccinated people who are exposed to the disease, the CDC said.
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Measles is highly contagious, infecting 90% of unvaccinated people who are exposed to the disease, the agency said.
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He and his colleagues have found evidence for such indirect damage by infecting pregnant mice with herpeslike viruses.
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Hackers have also been infecting vulnerable computers with malware that secretly uses the hardware to mine virtual currency.
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The norovirus outbreak at the Pyeongchang Olympics has officially spread to athletes, infecting two freestyle skiers from Switzerland.
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In today's economic landscape, the contagions that are infecting investors globally are negative rates and low bond yields.
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We also need novel insecticides and other ways to keep mosquitoes from infecting us in the first place.
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This led the scientist Edward Jenner to try intentionally infecting a boy with cowpox as a prospective treatment.
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Influenza Type B appears to be infecting more people (36% of all infections) during the most recent week.
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After synthesizing it, researchers tested how lugdunin works by infecting the skin of several mice with S. aureus.
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Through the Eliminate Dengue Program, researchers at Australia's Monash University developed methods for infecting the aedes with Wolbachia.
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Mr. Kent said that efforts to "gin up politically motivated investigations" were "infecting" United States policy toward Ukraine.
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Mr. Kent testified that efforts to "gin up politically motivated investigations" were "infecting" United States policy toward Ukraine.
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Rather, the major driver appears to be the corruption infecting all levels of the Mexican state and economy.
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Scientists must be certain that the infecting microbe is so weak that it cannot make volunteers dangerously ill.
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He was sent to the doctor and told to stay away from the team to avoid infecting others.
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That means to separating yourself from other people so that you can get better without infecting anyone else.
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The coronavirus is not only spreading, but also infecting societies with a sense of insecurity, fear and fragmentation.
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I spent a while infecting my laptop with God-knows-what from various Napster-esque video streaming sites.
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The novel coronavirus has swept the globe, infecting 200,000 people and killing 8,000 in 503 countries and territories.
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Mumps hit the ship hard, infecting 28 people despite efforts to quarantine the infected and disinfect the vessel.
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Young people aren't at at high risk for the virus but can asymptomatically carry it, unknowingly infecting others.
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The journalist said he had self-quarantined in the basement of his home to avoid infecting his family.
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She's tried to pick up some other work, like delivering food, but is worried about infecting her father.
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If they have no symptoms, they'll have no clue that they're infecting their elders, the most vulnerable population.
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Security experts noticed in February that the website of Poland's financial regulator was unintentionally infecting visitors with malware.
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This virus is very contagious, with one person infecting 2 to 2.5 others on average without preventive measures.
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Shanghai Disneyland has been shuttered since late January over fears of crowds of people rapidly infecting each other.
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Viruses reproduce by infecting cells and hijacking their DNA machinery to reproduce their own genes, making more viruses.
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It is easily communicable, infecting tens if not hundreds of millions of people across the globe every year.
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But many small companies were already struggling before the coronavirus began infecting tens of thousands across the country.
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Norovirus is a contagious stomach bug that causes vomiting and diarrhea that is notorious for infecting cruise passengers.
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Outside mainland China, it has raced across continents, infecting over 211,211 in more than 211 countries and territories.
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"They said 'you're infecting the whole of my country, you need to get the hell out,'" Galat said.
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Before reaching China, the disease had been slowly infecting occasional farms in Russia and elsewhere in Eastern Europe.
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The Puebla client often wrote emails asking for help with infecting a particular document with a malicious virus.
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It was always supposed to be secret, but it escaped and started infecting computers all over the world.
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Over 100 of his honeypots spread out around the globe had picked up the malware infecting insecure IoT devices.
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The virus can remain in meat that has not been properly cooked, potentially infecting pigs that eat food scraps.
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The Fallen have been infecting themselves intentionally to harness SIVA's power, unaware of the threat the nanotech virus poses.
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Near-untreatable cases of diarrhea, sepsis, pneumonia and gonorrhea are infecting millions more globally, the World Health Organization says.
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SARS, formally known as severe acute respiratory syndrome, also originated in China, infecting over 8,85033 people and killing 774.
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The virus has set off warnings as it has spread in China, infecting thousands of people and killing hundreds.
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Paulson and a team of researchers conducted mutation analyses on the H7N9 strain, which began infecting people in 19183.
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However, there is some evidence that the virus may have been infecting Floridians for years without anyone realizing it.
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As rates increase, Pokrovsky warns that HIV could evolve into a generalized epidemic infecting all parts of Russian society.
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Carp diem Infecting carp with herpes might seem like an overreaction, but on May 1 "Carpageddon" became official policy.
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But what accounts for Facebook's flat-footed response to the growing number of fake stories infecting its users feeds?
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I want Airbnb to exist only if the company can fix the pervasive discrimination that is infecting its platform.
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"The second-most tested group is men ages 19-44, perhaps as a precaution against infecting women," Athenahealth said.
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Critics accuse Mr Baumann of infecting a healthy firm with underestimated legal risks related to Roundup, Monsanto's blockbuster weedkiller.
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They were found for the first time infecting trees in New York in 2000 and Connecticut forests in 2015.
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Examining the malware's code, Hutchins discovered a domain that, when occupied, would prevent the program from infecting new machines.
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Public health officials warn that mosquitos carrying the Zika virus could start infecting Americans as soon as this month.
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It is believed that the chicken shed the avian flu virus during this encounter, possibly infecting Captain and others.
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No one knows what species of tapeworm was infecting the kakapos, but deworming them may have driven it extinct.
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"...the CIA has been infecting the iPhone supply chain of its targets since at least 2008," the release claims.
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After that, the virus starts to wreak havoc and replicate in hopes of infecting you and the next bystander.
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The scientists also tried infecting cells from fruit bats, including an African species thought to be Ebola's natural host.
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The Zika virus is usually transmitted by the Aedes aegypti mosquito -- a common culprit in infecting humans with viruses.
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Yellow fever began expanding south, even through the winter months, infecting more than 1,500 people and killing nearly 500.
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I think it's a mistake to think America always is infecting the world and that everything begins in America.
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The mutation blocks HIV from infecting cells by stopping the virus from latching on to host white blood cells.
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The worst of these episodes happened in 2012, infecting 168 people in a string of suburbs outside of Sydney.
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For much of that time, those 1,000 people have been out and about in the world, potentially infecting others.
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When we do venture out for a walk, we barely speak to our neighbors for fear of infecting them.
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Making matters worse, a cholera epidemic has swept through the country at lightning speed, infecting over a million people.
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That can help prevent them from infecting others, and let hospitals focus their resources on the most serious cases.
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The virus is mostly infecting people via contact with sick individuals or surfaces and then touching their own faces.
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The coronavirus has been found in at least 155 countries, infecting more than 207,000 people and killing over 8,200.
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Designate a lined trash can for any sick house member's use to help decrease the risk of infecting others.
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"If they are wearing face masks, it can prevent droplets that carry the virus from escaping and infecting others."
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That was similar in that it was new and infecting people in a very different way than prior flus.
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If they are wearing face masks, it can prevent droplets that carry the virus from escaping and infecting others.
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The novel coronavirus has swept the globe, infecting more than 169,000 and claiming the lives of al least 6,500.
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Within two minutes of infecting that machine, the attackers infected more than 100 computers on their victims' computer network.
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No. There have been no known cases of it infecting humans, although H3N2 has occasionally been diagnosed in cats.
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Outside mainland China, it's raced across continents, infecting more than 211 people in more than 211 countries and territories.
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That is now infecting stocks, which, until this week, had been rallying even as bonds started to sell off.
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"You can thank the 'Gentleman from Kentucky'" for the "bitter, hateful, vengeful hyperpartisanship infecting our national life," he says.
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Considering all the influenza virus's tricks for infecting humans, it's remarkable we've created a vaccine that works at all.
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The new standard will be a virus, infecting every future video device, app and service for years to come.
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Some other reports that have come out even more recently suggests that it's not just infecting elderly people, it's also infecting young people, but it seems like there could be some misunderstandins around whether the symptoms are worse in elderly people, whether it's more critical once elderly people are confirmed to have it.
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Those infected with HIV can keep the virus under control with antiretroviral drugs that stop it from infecting new cells.
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On Friday, the virus began quickly infecting computers around the world — and the kill switch temporarily halted its frenzied pace.
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Unfortunately, this protozoan parasite is zoonotic, meaning it's capable of infecting a broad range of warm-blooded species—humans included.
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Malware tied to Chinese hackers has been found infecting telecommunication networks to steal SMS messages from thousands of phone numbers.
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Last month, a ransomware called WannaCry seized computers and demanded Bitcoin from users, infecting computers in more than 100 countries.
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By adopting this more user-friendly interface, tomorrow's software has the opportunity to cure the dashboard fatigue infecting the enterprise.
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On the other side, there is this idea that the down-low guys are spreading the disease by infecting women.
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SamSam began infecting computers in 2015, and it's been linked to expensive and temporarily devastating attacks on hospitals and infrastructure.
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"There is an ideological narrative that is infecting their minds ... we have also seen this in the West," says Gohel.
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On The CW series iZombie, Liv, the good-hearted undead detective protagonist, can't have sex for fear of infecting others.
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Experts have observed hackers infecting medical devices in hospitals, a threat that can immediately put a patient's life at risk.
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Security software can go some way to detecting such issues, stopping them from infecting your PC, while protecting your data.
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Yet in the past nine months Zika has spread to 23 countries in the Americas, infecting some 3m-4m people.
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Last month, for the first time, scientists observed that the virus crosses the placenta when infecting babies, causing developmental disorders.
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"Treatment has proven to be a prevention," he explained, and it helps suppress the virus, preventing people from infecting others.
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Serhiy Demedyuk, Ukraine's cyber police chief, told Reuters that Russian hackers are infecting computers at Ukrainian banks and energy firms.
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Feature A shadow network of patients are trying to treat their own debilitating diseases — by infecting themselves with gastrointestinal worms.
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The new video adds context to an encounter viewed by many as the latest sign of bigotry infecting the country.
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Outside of health care settings, a mask's main benefit is to help keep someone who is sick from infecting others.
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And try not to touch your nose, eyes or mouth with your unwashed hands to avoid self-infecting, he adds.
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The coronavirus outbreak has radiated to at least 77 countries, killing more than 3,200 people and infecting more than 93,000.
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Globally, the virus has spread to more than 100 countries, infecting at least 114,000 people and killing more than 4,000.
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The virus is spreading quickly across Africa, infecting more than 1,700 people across 45 countries, challenging already-fragile healthcare systems.
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The virus is spreading quickly across Africa, infecting more than 1,700 people across 45 countries, challenging already-fragile healthcare systems.
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Researchers are using IBM's supercomputer "Summit" to identify drug compounds that could effectively stop the coronavirus from infecting host cells.
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I'm here to avoid infecting other people, and to avoid this continuing to spread in the way it currently is.
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Third is experimentation by the tech sector with more aggressive, proactive ways to prevent disinformation campaigns from infecting their platforms.
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Without "adult supervision" and institutional restraints, the C.E.-Bro's vices end up infecting the culture of the workplaces they control.
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During outbreaks of diseases, health officials hope to break the chain of illness by keeping sick people from infecting others.
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Some Chinese sarcastically took to calling the virus "patriotic" — a disease more interested in infecting people overseas than in China.
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Many of the men ended up infecting their wives with syphilis, who in turned passed it on to their children.
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Washington (CNN)The Agriculture Department announced Tuesday it is discontinuing its practice of infecting kittens with parasites for research purposes.
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Here's the kicker: Microsoft had already released a security update that would have prevented the WannaCry malware from infecting machines.
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The outbreak has been expanding rapidly in the United States, roiling markets and infecting hundreds of thousands of people globally.
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In a long communiqué released last weekend, President Buhari suggested that corruption and vote-buying were infecting the election process.
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Many had been successfully hacked at some point (although on a limited scale, infecting only a small number of computers).
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It quickly spread across the globe, infecting multinational businesses like shipping giant Maersk and WPP, the world's biggest advertising group.
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" In court papers he emphasized that "infecting the deliberative process with such racial bias violates the right to an impartial jury.
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To find out, he observed the heat-shock responses of mice he had made feverish by infecting them with Salmonella bacteria.
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Hundreds of tons of the slimy stuff have been infecting the pristine waters and washing up in clumps on the shore.
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He told me over the phone that microbes in space are also more resistant to antibiotics and better at infecting hosts.
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After infecting her test subjects, Bushell gives them an anti-fungal treatment that pulls them back from the brink of death.
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Van Eck used a bacterium that is very good at infecting plants to carry the Crispr mutation tool inside tomato cells.
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Measles is highly contagious, infecting up to 90 percent of unvaccinated people who are exposed to it, according to the CDC.
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They were then able to isolate the antibodies and, in the laboratory, they blocked multiple strains of HIV from infecting cells.
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Beginning in the summer of 2014, an outbreak of Legionnaires' disease hit Flint, Michigan, ultimately infecting 87 people and killing nine.
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While we would love for all of this darkness to stop infecting our heroines, it seems Hanna may be up next.
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The vigil now moved to the hospital, where family members watched from behind the glass divider to avoid infecting the boys.
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Central to Williamson's argument is the existence of a phenomenon he calls "acting white," a performative affect infecting the conservative class.
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CCN-CERT, the Spanish computer emergency response team, released its own tool that it says will stop WannaCry from infecting machines.
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This hate has been trickling down, infecting Pagan communities across the nation, which has been especially disconcerting for practitioners of color.
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Security researchers at ESET have discovered a new kind of ransomware infecting Android phones on a level nobody's ever seen before.
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Those who have paid sick time should use it but often don't, despite doctors' warnings that it risks infecting other people.
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On a daily basis, he is meeting with high-level officials across the government without knowing whether he is infecting them.
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SARS-CoV-2 is continuing to spread, infecting some 93,000 people worldwide and killing, as of this writing, more than 3,000.
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Hand washing can't prevent our thousands of students, faculty and staff at Stuyvesant High from getting infected and infecting loved ones.
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And certainly it does nothing to quell those theories when you hear that it's so well adapted to infecting human cells.
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The vaccine-preventable illness hit the ship hard, infecting 28 people despite efforts to quarantine the infected and disinfect the ship.
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There is currently a guessing game in Westminster, as amateur epidemiologists seek the Patient Zero responsible for infecting the Prime Minister.
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The murder, which went unsolved for 12 years, marked Perry, infecting her with a "viscous blackness" unleashed by the killer's act.
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The coronavirus has been found in at least 175 countries and territories, infecting more than 487,000 people and killing over 22,000.
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The pesky Aedes aegypti mosquito has been buzzing around infecting millions of people in the Western Hemisphere with the Zika virus.
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Some scientists have suggested infecting the mosquitoes with multiple strains of Wolbachia to reduce this risk, but it remains a concern.
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The latest outbreak of this row is especially worrying because it is infecting areas that had previously been immune to it.
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With the virus infecting at least 7,700 and killing 170 in China, authorities have taken measures to curb the disease's spread.
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The 1918 Spanish flu epidemic killed 50 million people globally, after infecting one-fifth of the world's population at the time.
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The murder, which went unsolved for 215 years, marked Perry, infecting her with a 'viscous blackness' unleashed by the killer's act.
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It originated in China and was spread to other countries by travelers, infecting more than 8,000 people and killing nearly 800.
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Yet many investors were anxious as the epidemic spreads within China, killing 25 people in China and infecting more than 800.
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Since more than a third of older adults don't, families can at least avoid infecting their senior members at holiday gatherings.
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"They have abandoned us here, infecting each other," said Michela Torresani, a 36-year-old payroll worker who is under quarantine.
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"It's a dangerous step, and a warning sign that the same (anti-Semitic) sentiment may be infecting Spain," Samuels told Reuters.
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"Trump and Van Drew are symptoms of a bigger sickness infecting our country and our politics," Kennedy said in the video.
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Scientists think the new virus spreading rapidly through Central China first became capable of infecting humans at the beginning of December.
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The coronavirus likely jumped from bats to an intermediate host before infecting humans, the World Health Organization said earlier this month.
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One way in which these latest attacks differ from the one in 2015, however, is the attackers' strategy for infecting systems.
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Strangely, however, the system didn't seem designed for financial gain as is more typical of malware infecting the devices of everyday folks.
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Photo: K.Shijith (AP)A deadly viral disease spread by bats is once again infecting humans, but in this case, it isn't Ebola.
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Zika, which is suspected of causing birth defects after infecting pregnant women, is carried by mosquitoes, which transmit the virus to humans.
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Photo: APTicketmaster on Wednesday disclosed a data breach reportedly caused by malware infecting a customer support system outsourced to an external company.
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Researchers think the bacteria might circulate in contaminated water, possibly infecting people via inhalation or small cuts or abrasions on the skin.
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One piece of flight simulator software had an unusual, and controversial technique: infecting pirates with malware designed to steal their Chrome passwords.
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These drugs can also allow a woman who is HIV-positive to carry and deliver a child without infecting them with HIV.
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That could mean that the Salmonella strain infecting those people was a generalist strain that prefers to circulate between multiple host species.
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It's a sign that bacteria infecting another part of the body have infiltrated the bloodstream and provoked a serious, life-threatening reaction.
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"I am genuinely shocked and disgusted at the amount of racism that has been infecting my account the past week," she tweeted.
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Following the 2010 earthquake, U.N. peacekeepers inadvertently introduced cholera to Haiti, killing at least 9,000 people and infecting hundreds of thousands more.
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They get in by infecting civil discourse and overpowering people in swarms, polluting safe spaces, literally vomiting into the common coffee machines.
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There may be local outbreaks, CDC says, but not the explosive spread that's now got the virus infecting people in 26 countries.
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Measles is highly contagious, infecting up to 90 percent of unvaccinated people who are exposed to an infected person, the CDC said.
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They then used those particles to create a vaccine that stimulated the body's immune system and prevented the virus from infecting people.
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If it isn't addressed, it will only get worse, infecting more and more computers and creating both financial harm and emotional duress.
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And the problem you'll have is keeping the pricing of that incremental seat from infecting all of the seats on the plane.
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The company's also got beef with Usher over the reported settlement he paid to a woman in 2012 for allegedly infecting her.
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And now researchers have found that the continued deadly spread of a pandemic infecting hives, and decimating them, is caused by humans.
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But the attached agenda does not say that infecting a control system would be used to manipulate the car in any way.
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The second happens when two viruses mix together, which can create new (and dangerous) bugs capable of infecting chickens, pigs, or people.
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The Zika virus can be transmitted by a female mosquito to her eggs, eventually infecting her adult daughters, researchers reported on Monday.
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The bug reportedly originated at the All-Star Game in San Diego last week, infecting catcher Matt Wieters and reliever Zach Britton.
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But after exhausting his other options, Vik began to think of infecting himself with parasites as the most rational course of action.
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But the fact that Ebola did gain at least one advantage that made it better at infecting human cells worries him anyway.
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By March 2018, a year after Google thought it had been vanquished, Chamois hit an all-time high, infecting 20.8 million devices.
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At times, other nominees -- even for the Supreme Court -- have declined to comment out of a fear of infecting the judicial process.
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Hall, Ball and Jennings served their country and showed patriotism despite the unjust cultural cancer of slavery infecting America at that time.
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But not everyone agrees that being able to hold your ex-partners to account for infecting you is a socially beneficial practice.
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How to do it: The only sure way to prevent the malware from infecting your device is to learn to "patch" routers.
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When employees are forced to go to work sick, they risk infecting co-workers and any customers they come in contact with.
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Since then, the disease known as Covid-19 has swept into 72 countries, infecting nearly 93,193 people and killing more than 3,000.
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Whether or not the coronavirus turns into a global pandemic, the outbreak is already infecting economies and financial markets around the world.
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The CDC also took into consideration that migrants suspected of having COVID-19 would be sent to local hospitals, possibly infecting others.
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Neighboring South Korea is dealing with a massive outbreak of the novel coronavirus, killing at least 26 and infecting more than 4,200.
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Isolation — Separating people with confirmed or probable infections from other healthy people, so that they can get better without infecting anyone else.
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Wearing a mask may protect you from infecting others or your own chances of getting sick, but they are far from foolproof.
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And that state is not good: The bad faith that dominates conservative politics at every level is infecting right-leaning economists, too.
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Some scientists cite evidence that rampant use of fungicides on crops is contributing to the surge in drug-resistant fungi infecting humans.
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But most cats and dogs likely aren't at risk, and are unlikely to carry the virus around, infecting other humans, Sander explained.
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Through natural transformation, bacteria can gain the ability to degrade compounds like pesticides, become better at infecting hosts and evolve antibiotic resistance.
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Doctors are unable to live their lives outside the hospital and refrain from seeing their families out of fear of infecting them.
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During the pandemic, many have had to balance the thought of a missed paycheck against the thought of infecting a family member.
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In 2014, a multistate outbreak of measles began at Disneyland, ultimately infecting 159 people in 18 states and the District of Columbia.
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The total surpassed China and Italy, with New York being the center of the pandemic in the country infecting 37,802 people. on.wsj.
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The hard truth is that it may keep infecting people and causing outbreaks until there's a vaccine or treatment to stop it.
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Universal mask use could stop these asymptomatic carriers — many of whom might not even know they're sick — from inadvertently infecting other people.
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One strain, WannaCry, made global headlines last month by infecting hundreds of thousands of computers in 74 countries in about a day.
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But CrowdStrike supplied the F.B.I. with digital copies of the servers so that the bureau could assess the Russian malware infecting them.
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Norovirus, for example, is the leading cause of food poisoning in the United States, infecting at least 20 million Americans a year.
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Then they tested animals within the markets, and civets were found to be infected with the same virus that was infecting people.
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There has been one report of a single patient infecting 14 health care workers, but no other similar cases have been reported.
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Coronavirus has spread to at least 19 countries across the globe, infecting upwards of 82,000 people and leaving more than 2,800 dead.
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His survey of beta-coronaviruses turned up a number of strains that currently reside in bats but are capable of infecting humans.
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In addition to keeping Windows up-to-date with the latest security enhancements, antivirus software can prevent malware from infecting your computer.
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Denmark has built a pig-proof fence along its border with Germany to keep wild boar from entering and infecting domestic pigs.
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It has since spread to more than 130 countries and territories, infecting over 138,000 people worldwide, according to the World Health Organization.
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As with the coronavirus outbreak, travelers in "The Last Man" disperse the deadly disease across continents, infecting their own families and communities.
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Senakh has been accused in the state of Minnesota of infecting computer servers with malware, resulting in criminal gains worth millions of dollars.
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It's been a moderate flu year so far — not especially deadly and not infecting more people than usual in the annual flu epidemic.
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So, actually, some sort of disease like "snout fever" or "dog flu" infecting large populations of dogs is pretty realistic, all things considered.
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The Democratic Republic of Congo announced that an outbreak of the Ebola virus had been contained after infecting 1003 people and killing 33.
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In 2017, researchers at the University of Iowa set out to investigate why that was by infecting male and female mice with SARS.
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A page on app discovery portal Softonic lists all the apps the researcher says were infecting users and that Google has since removed.
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They can do so through the very mainstream parties whose votes they threaten to take; infecting them and living off their political blood.
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But unless health workers gain some control over the disease, victims will keep infecting others and the number of cases could grow exponentially.
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The worst Ebola outbreak in history occurred in West Africa from 2014 to 2016, infecting nearly 30,000 people and killing more than 11,000.
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There's a potent flu virus infecting Americans this influenza season — even healthy people including a marathon runner and bodybuilder have become seriously ill.
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The hackers could then plant malware in certain games, likely infecting hundreds of thousands of victims with a backdoored version of the programs.
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Criminals have found the perfect crime: utilizing "free" pirate websites to ensure that consumers do the job of infecting their computers for them.
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Zimbabwe's worst cholera outbreak occurred in 2008 during the height of the economic crisis, leaving more than 4,000 dead and infecting another 40,000.
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Inside the human, the sporozoites hide out in the liver, and then inside blood cells, where they mature and multiply, infecting the body.
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Damage from the virus may have halted brain development at 20 weeks, though it's not clear how the virus was infecting nerve cells.
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It has an intricate life-cycle: after infecting a human, it moves between the liver and blood, changing its form all the while.
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Top diplomats George Kent and William Taylor referred to Rudy Giuliani's "irregular" channels of communication with Ukraine "infecting" the diplomatic mission; Vermont Rep.
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Infecting Diagnostic and Maintenance Equipment Diagnostic equipment frequently has to be plugged into computers and complex systems to ensure they are working properly.
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Dr. Van Rompay, for one, has refrained from infecting pregnant macaques because he knew Dr. O'Connor did so; he infected only fetuses instead.
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It knitted together disparate nations into a vast democratic behemoth capable of swallowing and infecting Russia's neighbors with its free trade and freedoms.
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Wall Street has begun to sniff out an economic slowdown, evidenced by the wave of selling and extreme volatility infecting the stock market.
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A mysterious piece of malware has been infecting hundreds of Mac computers for years—and no one noticed until a few months ago.
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"When we live and create without shame, we are infecting each other's courage; it becomes musical and slowly dislodges the domination," she says.
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Although that's not 20103 percent, the eight cases where participants had contracted the virus happened in instances where the infecting partner wasn't undetectable.
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After infecting a system, the malicious software would encrypt the users' files and asked for a payment of roughly $300 worth of Bitcoin.
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How do I gently impress on him that his habit is gross, as well as a potential gateway for infecting himself and others?
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Only a small portion of patients are being housed in negative-pressure isolation rooms, designed to stop airborne contaminants from infecting healthcare workers.
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The largest, caused by the same Ebola species, occurred in West Africa from 2013 to 2016, infecting nearly 30,000 people and killing 4003,000.
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"Wouldn't it be such a tragedy if I was infecting others while doing my best to keep them healthy?" she told BuzzFeed News.
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Not long before, the coronavirus had spread through another cruise ship, the Diamond Princess, eventually infecting more than 603 people and killing eight.
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Ohio issued a statewide "stay at home" order Sunday to try to stop the coronavirus from infecting and killing more people, Ohio Gov.
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Medical charities warn residents of the dangers of coronavirus, which has already spread across the capital Ouagadougou, infecting over 150 and killing eight.
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Today he advocated infecting the entire nation deliberately with COVID so as to "get it over with" for the sake of the economy.
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To help prevent infecting the people you live with, regularly wash your hands with warm water and soap for at least 20 seconds.
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In 2015, the mayor eased rules on a circumcision ritual that was infecting some Hasidic babies with herpes, though he eventually changed course.
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South Korea has built drive-thru coronavirus screening locations, to help diagnose patients and keep them from infecting others in hospital waiting rooms.
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The coronavirus has spread to more than two dozen countries, infecting more than 75,700 people and killing at least 2,130, as of Thursday.
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If they develop, they should not be allowed to stay in the hotel, but should be taken to hospital, to avoid infecting others.
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The new 2019 coronavirus may be less deadly than SARS, but it seems to be spreading and infecting people at a higher rate.
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The mysterious Wuhan virus has swept through parts of Asia, infecting more than 200 people since the virus was first detected in December.
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They include techniques for infecting DVDs and USB storage devices with malware that can be spread to computers when they are plugged in.
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I think people need to know that I can get married and have children without infecting my future husband or my future child.
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They are feared to have been sick and infecting others, from their family members to friends and colleagues, for weeks before their deaths.
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But as the #MeToo movement forces us to reckon with the varied forms of harassment infecting our workplaces, Mr. Trump's smear is instructive.
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Retail has long suffered the symptoms of a larger problem now infecting the economy: jobs that offer low pay, unpredictable schedules, and few benefits.
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Deer are often blamed for being carriers of Lyme disease, infecting the ticks who feed on them, who then jump on to human hosts.
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But mice are among the most effective carriers of the condition, infecting 95 percent of the ticks who feed on them, according to NPR.
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They targeted bank employees with emails infecting their computers and then using them as a base to gain control of bank network and servers.
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In this case, the Angler kit is infecting computers with CryptXXX, a ransomware that encrypts users' files, offering to unlock them for a fee.
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"You have this post-election exuberance that has been infecting every area of the market," said Peter Costa, president of trading firm Empire Executions.
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Maybe it's not political correctness that's infecting our higher education institutions, but the growing pains of an increasingly inclusive study body and faculty roster.
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A sneeze in one boardroom could have triggered a flu epidemic infecting more than 21 percent of the Fortune 500 within a few months.
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The infected rodents then pass the parasite's larvae through their feces, later infecting snails and slugs, among other creatures, when they ingest the larvae.
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In Brazil, for reasons yet unclear, it quickly flared into an epidemic after its arrival—by official estimates infecting as many as 1.5m people.
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After deliberately infecting pregnant mice, they found that the pups were born with brain damage and slightly abnormally small heads, a condition called microcephaly.
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No matter what it is, try to find somewhere you can sequester yourself and be as sick as you want without infecting the company.
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They concluded that this strain of contagious cancer must have started in pullet shell clams and then jumped species, infecting golden carpet shell clams.
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You can be a carrier of Zika, even if you aren't pregnant and you get infected, there is a risk of you infecting others.
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Last month WhatsApp filed a lawsuit against NSO Group claiming the spying firm targeted roughly 1,400 account holders by infecting devices with malicious software.
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Talos warned that the botnet is increasingly attacking victims in Ukraine, infecting thousands of devices ahead of an upcoming national holiday in the country.
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The massive ransomware attacks on May 12 began in Europe and spread across the world infecting over 300,000 computers in more than 150 countries.
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In 2018, China-based hackers infiltrated U.S. defense contractors, satellite operators, and telecommunications companies, infecting satellite operating systems that controlled positioning and data transfers.
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In one example from 1996, a 32-year-old woman sued her ex-boyfriend for knowingly exposing her to, and infecting her with, herpes.
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There was a good chance that the virus had been circulating silently in the community for around six weeks, infecting potentially hundreds of people.
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The novel coronavirus has swept the globe, infecting more than 461,000 people and killing at least 20,000 worldwide, leaving mass hysteria in its wake.
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The coronavirus that started last year in Wuhan, China, has been spreading rapidly across the globe and infecting hundreds of more people each day.
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"It is just nuts that we are in this moment in time when we have intolerance really infecting our political process," Mr. Greenblatt said.
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Since April, cholera has swept through Yemen, killing one person every hour and infecting over over 300,000, with thousands more confirmed cases every day.
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She planned to hole up in a hotel outside Dallas for two weeks, in self-quarantine because she didn't want to risk infecting others.
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So how did it come to spark an "explosive" world health emergency, infecting more than 1 million Brazilians and many more throughout the Americas?
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Since then, the outbreak of the disease known as COVID-225 has spread rapidly worldwide, killing more than 210,260 people, infecting more than 20153,22015.
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In late December, doctors in Wuhan were using WeChat to share information about a SARS-like virus that was infecting people in the city.
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As has been thoroughly documented, Chinese scientists who raised the alarm about the new pathogen infecting patients in Wuhan were detained, harassed and silenced.
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The first man to be found guilty of intentionally infecting people with HIV in the United Kingdom was sentenced to life in prison Wednesday.
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However, the latest coronavirus has exceeded all previous outbreaks, infecting almost 600,000 people globally and killing more than 27,203, according to a Reuters tally.
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These are proteins that attach to a virus or a virus-infected cell, marking it for destruction or preventing it from infecting new cells.
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So far, the virus outbreak has spread from China to more than 26.5 countries, infecting more than 25.4,21990 people and killing more than 25.0,26.1.
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"It's a genome immune system," he said, and is part of how infecting viruses are eventually disabled, so that they don't keep causing disease.
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In it, aliens begin to take over Earth by infecting humans with a virus — and it's up to Perry's character to save the world.
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If true, it suggests the presence of a "super-spreader," someone who sheds huge amounts of the virus, infecting lots of people at once.
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This is achieved by infecting Aedes albopictus with Wolbachia, a common bacterium that occurs naturally in up to 60 percent of all insect species.
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The novel coronavirus that originated in Wuhan, China has continued spreading, infecting over 83,000 people around the world, most of whom are in China.
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Gates' team is the latest to step up as the coronavirus outbreak worsens, infecting some 28,000 people in more than 25 countries and territories.
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By April, SARS had spread from China to 25 other countries, including Canada, Hong Kong, and India, infecting nearly 3,500 people and killing 182.
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Suffering from tertiary syphilis, he nevertheless becomes a male Typhoid Mary of the disease, infecting multitudes, leaving little spirochetes of death in his wake.
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As the company explains, microbes infecting the human body leave traces of their DNA in blood, which are called microbial cell-free DNA (mcfDNA).
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Authorities across the country are now taking a more "authoritarian" approach in an effort to block outsiders from infecting more people with the virus.
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As Mark Twain saw, the prewar American South grounded its "organic" medievalism in Walter Scott's novels, without a trace of Rousseau infecting the brew.
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One study found that green tea, elderberry and some extracts of cinnamon rich in flavonoids blocked the virus from entering and infecting certain cells.
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The car is handsome and inoffensive looking, falling under the same "melted bar of soap" umbrella that seems to be infecting every car brand.
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The Turla spyware was detected in 2014 and suspected of infecting hundreds of government computers and military targets across Europe and the Middle East.
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For example, it would make it possible for junior analysts to have the ability to investigate a new malware infecting mobile phones of employees.
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They carry viruses, bacteria and parasites, which they transmit through bites, infecting some 700 million people and killing more than 1 million each year.
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Ms. Kelly was also disinvited from a Sandy Hook charity event and accused by some viewers of infecting NBC with Fox News-style conservatism.
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The plague first spread from one rodent species to another, carried by fleas — ultimately infecting black rats, which live in close quarters with humans.
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With "green fever" infecting national politics today, the Democratic Party is increasingly tying itself to an agenda of environmental extremism that overlooks common sense.
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"Ours is a well-established and resilient democracy, and we can see the effect of its antibodies on the viruses infecting it," Abramowitz concludes.
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The Russian propaganda campaign to disrupt our elections and divide Americans went far beyond Google and Facebook, infiltrating and infecting everything from Pinterest to PayPal.
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If your dog has the flu, you should keep your pet isolated for three to four weeks so there's no risk of infecting other dogs.
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The disease can live in the air up to two hours after a person sneezes, infecting 90% of unvaccinated people who are exposed to it.
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The current outbreak is less deadly so far than the 2014 outbreak that lasted until 2016, infecting almost 30,000 people and killing more than 11,000.
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Measles is a highly contagious virus, capable of infecting someone through airborne droplets left behind by someone else, even hours after they're no longer present.
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Hutchins and Hankins knew if the kill switch went down, the malware would pick up where it left off, infecting thousands of computers every minute.
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Before paramedics could rush her away, Boutte is accused of needing to stitch Cornelius' skin back together to avoid the infecting the wounds, delaying transport.
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"By combining the separate maps, we've created the first global picture of the overall risks of bat viruses infecting humans in different regions," she said.
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"It may be possible to switch on the phenotype for women's virulence in pathogens infecting men, thus reducing the mortality they induce," the researchers write.
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This all shows that infecting Macs with malware is not as hard as many users believe and can be done in a variety of ways.
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First, we must identify a sufficient fraction of those who are infected, and providing them whatever resources are need to prevent them from infecting others.
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But recently, one researcher found that Wikileaks' site is hosting tens of thousands of malicious files within its archives, potentially infecting visitors who execute them.
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"If attackers can modify that software by infecting the machines with malware, they can cause the machines to give any answer whatsoever," Professor Halderman wrote.
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If you found the previous sentence uncomfortable, racist even (as I initially did), you've fallen victim to the same monoculture PC virus infecting our universities.
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The bacteria in drainpipes may also be infecting hospital patients, researchers think, since the same pathogens found in the sinks were also found in patients.
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Symantec said the latest campaign was launched by infecting websites that intended victims were likely to visit, which is known as a "watering hole" attack.
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But for the foreseeable future, miners will continue to do backbreaking, lung-infecting labor to bring us the ingredients of the iPhone and smartphones everywhere.
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As bizarre as that sounds, his M.O. of appropriating left-of-center literature or politically neutral art and infecting it with racism is not novel.
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These machines cannot be networked; there is no chance of infecting one with a virus and having that malevolent code spread to any other machine.
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Viruses, for example: Dr. Bushman and his colleagues have shown that bacteria-infecting viruses can survive the journey from donors to patients in fecal matter.
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But as the virus spread across the country, infecting relatives, friends and even colleagues, some Democrats continued to pressure the speaker to reconsider the idea.
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"We need less, not more people in our facilities so that detainees do not increase the risk of infecting other detainees," the CBP spokesperson said.
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"What you don't want is people traveling from that area to other areas of the country and inadvertently and innocently infecting other individuals," Fauci said.
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Cryptojacking is now so competitive that one criminal group created malware that would kill off any competitors it found on the systems it was infecting.
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Adam Meyers, the head of threat intelligence at CrowdStrike, said cybercriminals appeared to have been infecting victims with Ryuk through a criminal tool called Trickbot.
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The coronavirus pandemic has swept the globe, infecting more than 850,000 people and killing at least 41,000 as of Tuesday, according to Johns Hopkins University.
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You will gain more good will by staying home and sharing your valuable perspective remotely, than demanding to be included and potentially infecting everyone else.
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In any case, if parents have some authority -- MR wants them to flex it to the fullest extent so their children stop infecting everyone else.
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The H193N1 swine flu emerged in Mexico in April 2009, infecting 60.8 million people in the United States alone and at least 700 million worldwide.
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Surgical masks wont protect us from getting the virus they just protect us from infecting someone else, the CDC medical official involved in screening said.
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The move followed an online outcry over infected people who couldn't get admitted into hospitals and were dying at home or infecting other family members.
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Ransomware is one of the more common ways nowadays for some criminals to make money by infecting computers with malware that locks files using encryption.
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The outbreak seemed to already be a full-blown crisis, infecting dozens in China and even some abroad, by the time it became widely reported.
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Modern medicine means those with HIV can live long, fulfilling lives without infecting others, the singer said in a letter published by Britain's Independent newspaper.
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The Global Virome Project estimates that 263,000 unknown viruses in wildlife are capable of infecting people, meaning researchers know of about 0.1 percent of them.
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More are getting sick — possibly infecting one another — and health officials have raised the possibility of prolonging the quarantine, now set to expire next Wednesday.
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She cited travelers without symptoms entering the US without infecting other people on their planes and secondary cases seen primarily in relatives and medical personnel.
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A mysterious new virus is sweeping through parts of Asia, infecting more than 200 people since it was first detected in Wuhan, China, in December.
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Genetic sequencing of the virus infecting the man then revealed similarities with the rat form of the disease and the man was given antiviral treatment.
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They say mosquitos are the deadliest thing on the planet — killing 725,000 people every year by infecting them with malaria, dengue, yellow fever, west nile.
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The USDA announced it will stop infecting kittens with parasites for research purposes There is literally no way to make that practice sound less horrifying.
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The outbreak of the new coronavirus has now spread to 118 countries and regions, infecting an estimated 136,000 people with over 5,000 deaths reported worldwide.
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Conservatives (again, like me) were heedless when we downplayed the significance of the populism and scaremongering infecting the movement via talk radio and Fox News.
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In Opinion: Researchers in Australia, China and elsewhere are infecting mosquitoes with a harmless bacteria that can block or reduce the transmission of the diseases.
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Hopper, Joyce, and the Party members seem intent on solving this mystery, so much so that it's as if the monster is infecting them as well.
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While antivirus software ostensibly seems like a benefit—it can stop malware from infecting your computer—many security researchers have expressed reservations about it for years.
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Between 2017 and 2018, they enticed users to install malicious browser plugins promising horoscopes or "character and popularity" tests, apparently infecting around 753,000 Facebook users' browsers.
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The malware relied on a vulnerability in the Tor Browser, and after infecting a target's computer, it grabbed their real IP address and other technical information.
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The 2014–2016 Ebola outbreak in West Africa was the largest in history and the first-ever epidemic affecting multiple countries and infecting some US travelers.
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Meningitis is a bacterial disease infecting the lining of the brain and spinal cord and causes death in 22016-23200% of cases, even if caught early.
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Even when the liars were telling the truth, it seems that their overall dishonesty was infecting their movements and they could accurately be identified as lying.
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Although officials are still working to pinpoint the source of the infection, currently no one has any idea how the bacteria is infecting all these people.
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However, these attributes have also made it attractive for criminals who have recently been found to be secretly mining monero by infecting people's computers with malware.
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It is a virus of reappropriation, taking racist depictions of black culture and "infecting" them (often comically) with the very stories they were devised to suppress.
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Measles is highly contagious, infecting up to 90 percent of unvaccinated people who are exposed to it, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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The machines are prone to malfunctions and miscounts, and many have back doors that can enable attackers to alter the outcome by infecting them with malware.
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Since 2006, a condition known as White Nose Syndrome has devastated bat populations in the northeast, infecting the creatures' muzzle, ears, and wings as they hibernate.
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New York time on Monday (1100 GMT), as it was infecting computers at a rate of about one per second, said Check Point researcher Maya Horowitz.
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Cybersecurity experts are warning that hackers are ramping up malware attacks against Ukraine, infecting thousands of devices ahead of an upcoming national holiday in the country.
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Dr. O'Connor and his colleagues have been infecting pregnant female macaques with the Zika virus, minutely recording their symptoms, and giving them blood tests and ultrasounds.
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They stir a recurring and queasy sensationA virus, infecting the health of the nation,Brought on by a toxic and foul combinationOf money, perversion and power.
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Meanwhile, critics of so-called identity politics, like prominent Intellectual Dark Webber Ben Shapiro, argue that this is one of the poisons infecting the left today.
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But we've also known for a number of years now, that when you're positive and you're taking your meds, you're not at risk of infecting others.
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When she's kissing the quirky-John-Green-hero boy she likes, she's obsessed with the idea that the microbes on his tongue are infecting her body.
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A newly discovered malware campaign suggests that hackers have themselves become the targets of other hackers, who are infecting and repackaging popular hacking tools with malware.
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Late last month, plague struck a basketball tournament for teams from Indian Ocean countries, killing a coach from the Seychelles and infecting another from South Africa.
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Emory University epidemiologist Rachel Patzer tweeted that her husband, a physician who treats Covid-19 patients, moved into the garage to avoid infecting their young children.
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"What you don't want is people traveling from that area to other areas of the country and inadvertently and innocently infecting other individuals," Fauci told CNN.
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But equally plausible, according to their models, is that SARS-CoV-503 could actually have been circulating since January, possibly infecting up to half the population.
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Coronavirus has spread to at least 36 states and Washington, D.C., infecting more than 600 people and killing 22, according to data from Johns Hopkins University.
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Ms. Kelly was disinvited from a Sandy Hook charity event and accused by some viewers of chasing ratings by infecting NBC with Fox News-style conservatism.
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There is no treatment or vaccine for the virus, which scientists suspect originated in bats, and might've hopped into an intermediary host animal, before infecting people.
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The coronavirus outbreak has radiated from its epicenter in Wuhan to nearly 30 countries and regions, killing more than 800 people and infecting more than 30,000.
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Russian officials have not confirmed any coronavirus cases in the country, but it has spread to 19 other countries, infecting nearly 8,000 people around the world.
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But if thermal cameras miss victims who are beyond incubation and actively infecting others, the real number of missed carriers may be higher than 75 percent.
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Iranian health officials confirmed this week that the virus had appeared in the country, infecting two patients, who died the same day their infections were confirmed.
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"We all have the responsibility to protect ourselves and others by washing our hands and carrying out procedures to avoid infecting ourselves and others," he continued.
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As president, Trump has continued to hold McCabe up as Exhibit A of political favoritism infecting the FBI when he lashes out against the Russia investigation.
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They experimented with rhesus macaque monkeys, infecting them with the simian immunodeficiency virus (SIV), a close relative of the HIV virus that causes AIDS in people.
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In Last of Us II, it appears he's at least partially succeeded in infecting her with that perspective, though it's unclear how deep the infection goes.
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People in Korea, Japan, and parts of China regularly wear what are often called "courtesy masks" — surgical masks worn to prevent their germs from infecting others.
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Voltaire saw the Adamites as a major menace to European civilization, since they kept infecting it with what he considered the horrible immorality of the Bible.
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Part of the reason why fungal diseases are so nasty is that they're capable of infecting multiple species, as is the case with O. ophidiodiicola and snakes.
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"It does seem to have the same deadly replication feature of WannaCry which enables it to spread quickly across an internal network infecting other machines," Curran said.
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The app claims to prevent "malware and malicious files from infecting your Mac," and it offers the ability to remove adware that is already on your system.
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But it's worth noting there's a big difference between infecting a few energy companies' Windows machines with malware and grabbing the controls of a nuclear power plant.
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But the amount of funding these absurd devices are attracting is setting new records, buoyed by crowdfunding websites and the mania (cooking and otherwise) infecting Silicon Valley.
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In high-income countries pregnant women are typically screened for GBS and given antibiotics during labor to prevent infecting the baby, which is effective, the researchers said.
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More ominously, they're not sure if Zika is capable of infecting the small population of neural stem cells that adults keep above the brainstem in the hippocampus.
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The reason is that it is one of the proteins onto which HIV, the virus that causes AIDS, latches itself before entering a cell and infecting it.
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Moreover, experiments using cell cultures show endogenous retroviruses can spread in this way from the cells of one species to those of another, infecting them with disease.
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For a hacker, using this type of acoustic screen attack would obviously be much more complicated and labor intensive than phishing or infecting a computer with malware.
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It is far safer to prevent people from getting the infection in the first place, and not risk infecting people who may be especially vulnerable to infection.
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The outbreak was for the most part preventable: Microsoft had released a patch roughly two months before WannaCry spread, infecting systems in as many as 150 countries.
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The virus is capable of infecting the cells that form the brain's outer layer, making them more susceptible to death and preventing them from forming new tissue.
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In February, Motherboard reported that a flight simulator was trying to catch people using pirated software by infecting them with malware designed to steal their Chrome passwords.
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After infecting one server, Samsam is smart enough to reach out to other servers on the network, even ones that have been fully patched with security updates.
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Fans' keenness to play is having a damaging effect though, with various malware-infected clones of the app popping up on the web and infecting users' smartphones.
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Chinese officials have said they are concerned about the crop disease blackleg infecting domestic crops, but traders speculate that the move is due to high Chinese stocks.
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In the modern era, much of that waste stream has become infused with plastic, the petrochemical wonder-material infecting every corner of the globe with devastating effects.
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Its "VPNFilter" malware had been detected in devices in 54 countries but was "actively infecting Ukrainian hosts at an alarming rate," according to Cisco's cyberintelligence unit, Talos.
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The same growth jitters that are rocking Wall Street -- the Dow and S&P 22019 are on track for their worst December since 1931 -- are infecting commodities.
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But if the wage gap is instead thought of as a disease infecting all corners of our economy, then calling for its cure is no small act.
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Kaspersky did find that NotPetya targeted Ukranian systems specifically, infecting systems via malicious updates to Ukrainian accounting software, as well as targeting other systems through Windows vulnerabilities.
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Hackers from Russia are infecting Ukrainian companies with malicious software to create "back doors" for a large, coordinated attack, Ukraine's cyber police chief told Reuters on Tuesday.
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The hackers built it so their malware, which was infecting Iranian human rights activists and dissidents at home and abroad, would contact different servers under their control.
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Both of these factors make it more likely for the E. coli infecting the body to mutate, adapt, and become resistant to antibiotics, rendering those antibiotics useless.
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This means they often wait until their conditions become serious before seeking medical help -- which could lead to their infecting many others during viral outbreaks like coronavirus.
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And worse, his administration's failure to prepare for its own "enhanced entry screening" program may actually result in infecting healthy Americans with the potentially deadly Covid-19.
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Summit, IBM's supercomputer equipped with the "brain of AI," ran thousands of simulations to analyze which drug compounds might effectively stop the virus from infecting host cells.
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Fed officials have expressed concern about a weakening global picture infecting the U.S., along with the impact of the trade war and a persistent lack of inflation.
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Perhaps most compellingly, they found that the malware infecting the DNC used an IP address that had previously been used in a hack targeting the German parliament.
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There's something potent in the idea of corporate doublespeak infecting this universe, of companies saying the right things in order to cover up their own horrible actions.
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Thankfully, Santelli's novel idea of infecting the populace with the coronavirus was greeted with the opprobrium it deserved, compelling him to apologize for his suggestion Friday morning.
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Plagues like these aren't necessarily caused by climate change, but it exacerbates them, and roya is now infecting plants at higher elevations as those heights become warmer.
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That initial cluster of cases has since spread across Italy, infecting tens of thousands, killing thousands and keeping a population of 60 million people essentially in lockdown.
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That initial cluster of cases has since spread across Italy, infecting tens of thousands, killing thousands and keeping a population of 60 million people essentially in lockdown.
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On March 19, the day North Carolina reported its first confirmed case of the coronavirus infecting someone via community spread, No Evil Foods gave workers an ultimatum.
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Young people do get it and young people can transfer it and you can wind up infecting someone, and possibly killing someone, if you're exposed to it.
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But if you do go out, and you do risk infecting somebody else, you may feel the guilt — and the fear — that I'm struggling with right now.
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Any lag in snapping into gear -- like thoughtlessly touching their mouths while traveling -- could put them in danger of infection, and hence in danger of infecting others.
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He succeeded in infecting five, after having intimidated some of his victims into having condomless sex with him or tampering with the condoms they used during sex.
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The websites were part of a campaign to target the religious group by infecting an iPhone with malicious code simply by visiting a booby-trapped web page.
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His department is finding places to potentially quarantine any officers who become infected so they do not have to isolate themselves at home and risk infecting relatives.
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JUGGLING The coronavirus has spread to 85 countries, infecting more than 100,000 people, according to a Reuters tally based on statements from health ministries and government officials.
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Every time we have a new epidemic, Medley notes, people compare it to the flu and say that the flu is infecting and killing far more people.
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Instead of infecting just a few people who are close to them, a super-spreader may inadvertently infect dozens—who go on to spread the disease elsewhere.
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Researchers credited Mr. Hutchins's discovery of a so-called kill switch in the malware for stopping its spread and preventing the attack from infecting millions more computers.
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Those policies also foster "a regime of impunity, infecting the whole justice sector," and erode trust in public institutions, Dr. Callamard said, "ultimately leading people to despair."
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But they're responsible for infecting more than 900 people with salmonella this year — the highest number to date, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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For years, North Korea's Lazarus Group hackers have plundered and pillaged the global internet, scamming and infecting digital devices around the world for espionage, profit, and sabotage.
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What would normally have been a five-day stay became three weeks, during which the man was put into isolation to prevent him from infecting other patients.
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"We did not see information from the Carter Page events and the FISA as infecting the others," Mr. Horowitz said, referring to the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act.
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The study, published in October in the journal Microbiome, found antibiotic-resistant genetic material in the smog but no evidence of live bacteria capable of infecting anyone.
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Several articles suggest that getting vaccinated for the flu may increase your risk of contracting the virus or infecting others with it, neither of which is true.
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They also tried to distract the bank's security team by infecting dozens of other computers with ransomware that locked documents with an encryption key, the report said.
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In 220, the same Russian virology lab that just suffered an explosion was the site of another incident: a scientist died after accidentally infecting herself with Ebola.
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When people "don't receive their medication for TB or HIV, then they keep infecting each other, because they live in small rooms, crowded, with babies," Ouyu said.
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The virus, otherwise known as COVID-19, has since spread to 26 other countries, infecting more than 71,000 people around the world and killing at least 1,873.
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" The tensions only deepened this week as an eighth Labour lawmaker quit the party, accusing its leader of infecting it "with the scourge of anti-Jewish racism.
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World Briefing Millions of Indian children are getting deworming treatment in a national campaign to prevent parasitic worms from infecting them and impairing their mental and physical development.
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Absent some gaping security hole at the bank, remotely infecting an ATM requires access to a bank employee's credentials, generally obtained via email phishing or social engineering attacks.
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They "are designed to prevent unvaccinated people who have been exposed to the virus from infecting members of the general public while they are infectious," the statement said.
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The show's writers and the characters they created treat this family with kindness: the parents aren't blamed for infecting another child, or ridiculed for believing anti-vaccine propaganda.
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This is how polio went from a disease that was infecting 350,000 people a year in 1988 to one that caused just 33 cases reported worldwide in 2018.
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Pakistan: A pediatrician accused of reusing syringes and infecting scores of children with H.I.V. is now practicing in a government-run hospital after his private clinic was shuttered.
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But Instagram may hope to prevent the virus of distrust from infecting its app too by cutting the API call limit to 1/25th of its previous volume.
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If you think you may have the flu, the best thing to do is get checked by a doctor and stay home to rest and avoid infecting others.
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The game where you have to find the right download button in a sea of buttons or risk infecting your computer with malware until the end of time?
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To determine whether vaginal transmission might be more common than previously thought, a team of researchers at Yale University began vaginally infecting virgin and pregnant mice with Zika.
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The Agriculture Department said Tuesday that the agency will cease its controversial practice of infecting kittens with the Toxoplasma gondii parasite for laboratory research to combat foodborne illness.
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A Washington emergency room nurse is accused of stealing narcotics and infecting two hospital patients with hepatitis C using the same needles that she used to inject herself.
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Over the past day, a new wave of ransomware has spread across the globe, infecting computers in law firms, media companies, and a slew of other private businesses.
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In theory, it could be as simple as infecting systems with corrupted software via a USB thumb drive, says Jai Galliott, a defense analyst and professor at UNSW.
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Water running into the sea without natural filtration carries sediments that can kill the bay's colorful coral reefs by blocking sunlight or infecting them with diseases and fungi.
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In a test of a cream created for patients with eczema, the lotion was able to effectively guard five patients against bacteria that was infecting their itchy skin.
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But it's faced extra scrutiny since last year's presidential election brought to light the role it played in the outbreak of hoaxes, misinformation and conspiracies infecting web media.
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" Mr. Kent said that efforts to pressure President Volodymyr Zelensky of Ukraine "were now infecting U.S. engagement with Ukraine, leveraging President Zelensky's desire for a White House meeting.
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Along comes a slug, snail, freshwater crab, shrimp, prawn or frog, and either eats the rat dung or the parasite works its way into the creature infecting it.
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"You've got to be mindful of who you affect, and who you infect," he said, adding that Mr. Trump might be "infecting" his white audience with racist ideas.
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To do this, Bossin is actually infecting island mosquitos with a bacterium called Wolbachia, which disables the insects to pass diseases like West Nile to humans, reports STAT.
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After several hours, the attack was suddenly blocked from spreading much further when a security researcher registered a domain which ordered the malware to stop infecting new machines.
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Unable to reverse the ivory tower's tilt, many on the right are willing to smash it altogether, another sign of the nihilism infecting the conservative project more broadly.
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The attack swept across the world in June 2017, infecting networked computers at companies including advertising group WPP (WPPGF), drugmaker Merck (MKGAF) and global shipping company FedEx (FDX).
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"Penn State fraternity hazing is not simply a single-borne illness infecting only one fraternity but a cancer that has spread across the Greek alphabet," the report said.
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Foreigners have continued to sell Asian bonds so far in March as the virus outbreak spread across the world, killing more than 8,700 and infecting more than 212,000.
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That is important because many women in Africa find out they are infected late in pregnancy, and it can be hard to prevent them from infecting their babies.
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Carnival's Diamond Princess cruise ship became a hotbed for infection in the early days of the coronavirus outbreak, infecting more than 700 passengers and crew members on board.
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The most uncomfortable answer they gave is the possibility that Covid-19 keeps spreading at a high rate and becomes endemic — regularly infecting humans, like the common cold.
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A new form of the influenza virus emerged in 2009, infecting approximately 60.8 million people in the US, with global deaths in the range of 13,700 to 575,400.
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A hospital rearranged its cafeteria so that all tables faced the walls, a precaution from the SARS era to prevent employees from infecting each other during their meals.
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In late December, Li began warning medical friends online of a SARS-like virus that was infecting people in Wuhan and had quarantined a patient in his hospital.
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To many, the latest outbreak feels eerily similar to 2003, when severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) swept through the region, infecting more than 8,000 people and killing 774.
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Unless someone is suffering from serious conditions, she believes they should stay away from hospitals as they risk infecting others and causing unnecessary strain on the health system.
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If we're going to end the careerism that's infecting Washington, DC then implementing term limits and getting back to the citizen legislator model is a no-brainer. pic.twitter.
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"By infecting an organization with ransomware on a weekend, defenders are more likely to be at a farmers market than looking at their security command center," Shortridge said.
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After a passenger infected with the novel coronavirus boarded the Diamond Princess cruise ship in January, the virus quickly spread, eventually infecting at least 21 and killing seven.
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Another research group at the UC Davis primate research center is also infecting three pregnant macaques but using a sub-strain of the virus from a patient in Brazil.
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"The attack group seemed to be particularly interested in the operational side of the company, looking for and infecting computers running software that monitors and controls satellites, "Symantec said.
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Earlier this year, hackers unleashed a disruptive worm called WannaCry, infecting and locking thousands of computers across the world in one of the worst ransomware epidemics in recent memory.
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Update 2/7/18: On Wednesday, Indian police arrested Rajendra Yadav, an unlicensed doctor who's accused of infecting at least 46 people with HIV by re-using a syringe.
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On this very night, one year past, the fever burst out of the Internet MMA community and began to take a hold, infecting pop culture and real news outlets.
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Although it is not as serious as malaria, it is spreading rapidly in many parts of the world, killing about 20,000 people a year and infecting hundreds of millions.
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In April, Zucker told me, city officials had been tracking the movements of a man who had gone from New York to Detroit, infecting thirty-nine people in Michigan.
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People contract the virus by coming into close contact with the animals, and with the right random mutation, it evolves from simply infecting individuals to spreading effectively between humans.
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The outbreak occurred on a farm with 57 live pigs in Yongning county, infecting pigs and killing 13, the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs said in a statement.
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You get a lot of stories of medical students cutting their finger and then inadvertently infecting themselves with bacteria from the bodies and getting septicemia and dying within days.
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And that's just the tip of the iceberg — that figure can represent either individual vulnerable computers or a vulnerable network server capable of infecting hundreds or thousands more machines.
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"Jameson and I out infecting the world," Hart jokingly captioned a photo of the 20-month-old riding in a push car and pointing with his little index finger.
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And just like in people, canine flu is highly contagious — infecting about 80% of all dogs who come into contact with it, according to the American Veterinary Medical Association.
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Yet here in this cluttered Maryland lab were six forgotten vials of the dreaded poxvirus, including at least two live samples still capable of growing and infecting untold masses.
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And employees who lack paid sick time are more likely to go to work ill, risking infecting their co-workers, customers, and those they come in daily contact with.
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The unusual spread of pneumonic plague in this outbreak was due to one infected person who traveled to find care early in the outbreak, infecting people along the way.
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Bipartisan legislative proposals to secure future American elections from foreign interference are a good place to start, but more is needed to counter the corrosive cynicism infecting our politics.
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The worst Ebola epidemic in history ended in West Africa just two years ago after killing more than 11,300 people and infecting 28,600 in Guinea, Sierra Leone and Liberia.
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The goal should be "to try to balance the risk of people spreading disease and infecting other who might be at high risk, and slowing the epidemic," said Lester.
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Some altruistically minded students worried about going home and perhaps unwittingly infecting their older and more vulnerable parents and grandparents should the virus already be present at their schools.
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But if you come into contact with COVID-19, then touch your unwashed hands to any of these areas on your face, you run the risk of infecting yourself.
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The government of Botswana in the 1960s built a veterinary fence in the north of the country to keep wild antelope from infecting cattle with foot and mouth disease.
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Leaders around the world tightened restrictions to respond to the virus's progress over the weekend when it was marked as infecting more than 331,000 and killing more than 14,000.
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NEW DELHI — Police officials in northern India were searching on Tuesday for a fake doctor suspected of infecting dozens of his patients with H.I.V. by reusing a dirty syringe.
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Since the virus first began infecting Americans, all three major stock indexes have experienced protracted drops, and investors have begun to worry about companies' access to cash and credit.
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And the explanation the image gave for how this trick works — that the virus "remains in the throat" for four days before infecting the lungs — is fishy as well.
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He noted that skaters still receive points even if they fall on a quad jump, leading to more attempts and infecting some competitions with inelegant spills on the ice.
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However, virologist Locker said it would have been "reasonable" for the U.K. government to take the same measures as other EU countries to prevent the virus from infecting people.
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The epidemic has spread rapidly around the world, killing over 5,800 and infecting more than 156,000 people, putting many countries on virtual lockdowns and severely disrupting global economic activity.
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The novel COVID-19 strain of the coronavirus, which originated in China, has fast spread across the globe, infecting more than 93,000 people and killing at least 3,100 worldwide.
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The outbreak of the new coronavirus, first identified in China, has now spread to 118 countries and regions, infecting an estimated 121,500 people with over 4,300 deaths reported worldwide.
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But Klijnsma acknowledged that the group, still with access to NutriBullet's infrastructure, can keep spinning up new malicious domains and re-infecting the site with credit card-scraping malware.
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And even though there may be minimal symptoms or no symptoms at all, they become the vector to infecting those people who are vulnerable, who can get in trouble.
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An intensive-care expert broke down just how contagious the coronavirus is, showing how one person going out can end up infecting 59,000Read all of our coronavirus coverage here.
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"I have to make a choice between doing a job that nobody needs during a pandemic and not being paid, and possibly infecting people or being infected," he said.
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Their research led to the discovery that koala retrovirus was causing some of the cancers and that it was not only infecting the animals but part of their genome.
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The virus was officially detected in the United States for the first time last week after infecting more than 85033 people in China and killing at least 17 people.
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However, since no one has ever reported finding a coronavirus infecting aquatic animals, it is plausible that the coronavirus may have originated from other animals sold in that market.
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However, since no one has ever reported finding a coronavirus infecting aquatic animals, it is plausible that the coronavirus may have originated from other animals sold in that market.
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One hospital rearranged its cafeteria so that all tables faced the walls, a precaution from the SARS era to help prevent employees from infecting each other during their meals.
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In one case, Zika virus was detected in semen 62 days after the man was infected, but it was not clear whether it was capable of infecting someone else.
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Ms. Zhang, who was admitted to one of the centers on Thursday with her mother, a retiree, saw it as their only option to keep from infecting her father.
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If the virus spreads as it has, with each contagious person infecting two other people, the hospitals "will go into grave crisis," a statement from the Lombardy region said.
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So he decided to build a platform that could experimentally test the world's collection of coronavirus genomes, to see which ones had the highest likelihood of infecting human cells.
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"Very concerned, concerned for the fact that the client might not be showing symptoms and now I'm going from home to home and possibly infecting others," one agent said.
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When HIV-positive people maintain suppression by continuing therapy, they effectively pose no risk of infecting sexual partners and they also can live long, healthy lives, according to the CDC.
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Now the work has become more explicitly about the subject embedded, entangled in or even infecting its social, virtual, or physical environment — the boundaries between the two are barely there.
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"Locky's big advantage was the decoupling of the people who maintain the ransomware from the people who are infecting machines," says NYU professor Damon McCoy, who worked on the project.
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On Washington WASHINGTON — Buried less than two miles from the Capitol is the man many blame for the toxic partisanship infecting Congress today even though he died 202 years ago.
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There's the parasite infecting a couple whose relationship is falling apart, the crystal cave one narrator refuses to leave, the beast that shows up nightly in the bedroom of another.
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But Thursday morning, the NYC Department of Health confirmed H7N23 has spread from cats to humans, infecting a veterinarian caring for the cats who had tested positive for bird flu.
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This research shows that Zika is capable of infecting and compromising neuronal cells in a dish that are similar to the ones in the human cerebral cortex during brain development.
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TrickBot, a financially motivated malware in wide circulation, has been observed infecting victims' computers to steal email passwords and address books to spread malicious emails from their compromised email accounts.
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The blood cells (Image: George Poinar Jr)Poinar also found parasites inside the tick called piroplasms, which are still responsible for the tick-borne, blood cell-infecting disease babesiosis today.
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In 23, the Associated Press reported that the government apologized for infecting disabled people, mental patients, and prison inmates with diseases starting in the 1930s and continuing through the '60s.
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A piece of malicious software known as WannaCry spread across the internet, infecting 21975,2236 computers worldwide and causing disruption to Britain's National Health Service, Russia's interior ministry and various companies.
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In fact, daily doses of a drug called valacyclovir cut your risk of infecting your partner by about half, according to a study in the New England Journal of Medicine.
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The virus is capable of rapidly infecting and harming developing fetal brain cells, scientists said in a study that provided insight into how the virus might cause microcephaly in fetuses.
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Also infecting the only part of Facebook that some people like with all the stuff that they don't like could be the motivation some users need to finally log off.
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"Most recently, the actor [Fxsmsp] claimed to have developed a credential-stealing botnet capable of infecting high-profile targets in order to exfiltrate sensitive usernames and passwords," the company reported.
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Cows can produce a type of antibodies that have been shown in laboratories to stop 96% of HIV strains from infecting human cells, according to a new study in Nature.
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Besides infecting areas of the U.S., from Virginia to Maine to the Great Lakes region, the tick-borne illness is also found in Europe and Western Asia, even the Mediterranean.
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Security firm Palo Alto Networks, discovered the particular ransomware, known as "KeRanger" targeting Mac users on Friday and explained how it was infecting systems in a blog post on Sunday.
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These surveys, and the fact that about 200 people are involved in building the news feed, act as a bulwark against any one person's bias infecting it, Mr. Mosseri said.
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"We look at north of 10 million attacks on identities every day," Microsoft manager Alex Weinert told Reuters — although he noted that attacks are not always successful in infecting computers.
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PBS reported that by buying the newspaper The Dearborn Independent, Ford was able to print a 91-issue "series of articles that claimed a vast Jewish conspiracy was infecting America."
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The cold virus is like a key that only fits into the right lock, called a receptor, and pets lack the right receptors which prevent the virus from infecting them.
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In the 1925 Trial of a Prostitute and a Procuress, Stepan Klimov accuses the sex worker he visited, Zinaida Evdokimova, of knowingly infecting him with syphilis, which she vigorously denies.
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Under Donald Trump, the chasm between America's political left and right—already a major problem in DC—has only widened, with extreme partisanship infecting social media, cable news, and Congress.
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The original article follows below: On Friday, a variation of the WannaCry ransomware ripped across the globe, infecting UK hospitals, a Spanish telecom company, and companies in various other sectors.
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U.S. consumers have been advised to stay indoors, work from home and avoid gatherings as the coronavirus has spread rapidly in just weeks, infecting nearly 4,000 and killing about 70.
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So if I or my co-workers develop symptoms, we could face the impossible choice of going to work sick and possibly infecting others or risking our already precarious finances.
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Maze not only spreads across a network, infecting and encrypting every computer in its path, it also exfiltrates the data to the attackers' servers where it is held for ransom.
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A negative pressure hood that can be placed over the head of Covid-19 patients to prevent the virus from leaking out and infecting health care workers and other patients.
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The outbreak of the new coronavirus, first identified in China, has now spread to 118 countries and regions, infecting an estimated 126,000 people and causing over 4,600 deaths reported worldwide.
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So the bitter division we see in America — the ugliness infecting our politics — may have deep economic roots, and there may be no practical way to make it go away.
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The outbreak of the new coronavirus, first identified in China, has now spread to 118 countries and regions, infecting an estimated 127,000 people and causing more than 4,700 deaths worldwide.
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We now know that a host of chemicals, pollutants and viruses readily travel across the placenta from mother to fetus, pre-polluting or pre-infecting a baby even before birth.
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As a result, the adopted children are stuck in Chinese orphanages, though the facilities have not allowed visitors or caregivers to stay on the property to avoid infecting children there.
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It has been identified as a strain of coronavirus — infecting the nose, throat, or sinuses — and likened to severe acute respiratory syndrome, which infected large parts of Asia in 2003.
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They used a leaked N.S.A. hacking tool to automatically spread from server to server, eventually infecting hundreds of thousands of machines around the world, most notably in Europe and Asia.
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The reason is that the first step in halting outbreaks has traditionally been to identify people who are ill and then stop them from infecting others, usually by isolating them.
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Coronaviruses like the one that originated in Wuhan pass from animals to humans and experts suspect COVID-19 originated in bats, then passed through an intermediary species before infecting humans.
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Long-dormant microbes — some trapped in the ice for tens of thousands of years — are beginning to wake up, releasing equally ancient C02 and potentially infecting humans with deadly diseases.
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"We look at north of 10 million attacks on identities every day," Microsoft manager Alex Weinert told Reuters -- although he noted that attacks are not always successful in infecting computers.
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"Very concerned, concerned for the fact that the client might not be showing symptoms and now I'm going from home to home and possibly infecting others," one agent previously said.
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As many as one in four pregnant women are infected with group B strep bacteria, and may need intravenous antibiotics during labor to lower the risk of infecting their babies.
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The virus arrived in Brazil in 2014, likely brought by a World Cup traveler, and spread rapidly throughout Latin America, carried by the pervasive Aedes aegypti mosquito and infecting millions.
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But in this case, the code is actually infecting the machines that operate the other machines, so now they're shutting down real-world devices or devices that are not computers.
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Enanta's EDP-938 works by inhibiting the replication of the RSV virus within the infected cell, while certain other experimental treatments attempt to stop the virus from infecting the cell.
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