The CDC recommends keeping your distance to avoid being bitten.
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That's even true in France, where keeping your distance is a national sport.
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Walking the dog outside while keeping your distance from others, however, is still considered safe.
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Article continues after the video below You can avoid suspicion by keeping your distance from other guards.
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The CDPH asks people to decrease their use of these devices and suggests keeping your distance when possible.
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Keeping your distance in another department, floor, or building will help keep things less awkward, messy, and challenging.
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"Part of being safe on the road is always keeping your distance and being aware," Ms. Moses' daughter said.
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The best ways to avoid contracting the virus are washing your hands frequently, avoiding touching your face, and keeping your distance from sick people.
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Then, the Florida Fish and Wildlife Commission recommends keeping your distance — but you should contact the local conservation commission if the turtle appears injured or disoriented.
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People have retreated to their homes, and out in the streets the sight of some lone person shuffling toward you is cause for alarm — keeping your distance is crucial.
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Staying in touch with distant friends and family has never been easier than in this era of smartphones and FaceTime; then again, neither has the possibility of keeping your distance.
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Experts recommend everyone take reasonable precautions No matter your situation, public-health experts recommend washing your hands frequently and thoroughly, avoiding face-touching, and keeping your distance from sick people.
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So we're looking for stories from you on how you're getting your weed now, what you're worried about, whether your dealer is still selling, and how you're keeping your distance while buying.
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If the behavior is not excessive or harmful and you only see the bully on occasion at work, or the obnoxious relative once a year at family reunions, then Ni suggests keeping your distance.
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Scientists have found that even asymptomatic people can pass on the virus, so keeping your distance from others is the best way to reduce your risk and prevent the spread of the disease COVID-19.
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And while you are keeping your distance from others, we encourage you to support your local businesses and check out any local aid organizations that might be taking donations of supplies for those who might not have them.
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In "Miss Sarajevo" by Passengers, a U2 side project, images of wartime devastation, refugees and a 15-year-old Syrian girl dreaming of immigrating to the United States were shown as Bono sang, "Is there a time for keeping your distance/A time to turn your eyes away," and later recited the Emma Lazarus poem "The New Colossus," from the Statue of Liberty.
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The fox did not generally have a good reputation among the Inca or people of the Andes and was seen as an omen. Sacrifices to the gods included a variety of goods and animals, including humans, but were never seen to ever include foxes. Inca mythology contains references to gods being deceived by foxes. In one encounter, the deity Cuniraya Viracocha was angered by a fox and stated that “As for you, even when you skulk around keeping your distance, people will thoroughly despise you and say ‘That fox is a thief!’. When they kill you they'll carelessly throw you away and your skin too”.
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" Warren explained through an annotation on website Genius that the track was a self-reminder for people recovering from a break-up to not succumb to a momentary temptation since it is not "a good idea in the long term". Talking about the song, the artist explained that "'New Rules' is quite different to a lot of tracks on the album. I wanted it to feel very new [...] It's the breakup song that I wish I had when I was breaking up with someone" and that "It's about keeping your distance from someone who's bad for you. I'm setting some rules down so [that I] won't go back to that person.
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