It is still not clear how well the virus can be transmitted from person to person, but there are indications of some limited spread from person-to-person, CDC officials said.
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Metropolitan ____ The genome obviously varies from person to person.
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And there would be significant variance from person to person.
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Ultimately, pleasure is complex and varies from person to person.
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Connection for me happens face to face, person to person.
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In Person to Person, your character is obsessed with metal.
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Person to person transmission is also possible, albeit less common.
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Just like vulvas, penises look different from person to person.
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A lot of what I do is person to person.
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Our patrons range quite a bit from person to person.
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The number of breaths required varies from person to person.
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The virus appears to mainly spread from person to person.
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The period of separation distress varies from person to person.
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The virus can also be passed from person to person.
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Vibrio cholerae travels from person to person via fecal matter.
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Very abstractly, it's going to vary from person to person.
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From person to person, there is a lot of variation.
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He also said the effects can vary from person to person.
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The exact steps involved in transition vary from person to person.
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They change from person to person and from society to society.
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Some features — like person-to-person Apple Pay — require newer hardware.
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Symptoms, sounds and sensations reportedly varied dramatically from person to person.
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Unlike Ebola, Lassa fever is not spread from person to person.
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It varies from person to person and from community to community.
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The symptoms, which vary from person to person, are well-documented.
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The CDC thinks the virus spreads primarily from person to person.
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This virus is spread person to person and it spreads explosively.
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"I don't think she sends messages person to person," another added.
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"How easily does it transmit from person to person?" he said.
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Cruise ships can easily help pathogens spread from person to person.
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It has already been shown to spread from person to person.
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The feeling varies from person to person and mood to mood.
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They are sold online, at gun shows or person to person.
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They have been handed down from person to person, repeated, and changed.
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How we choose to do that, however, varies from person to person.
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Jaime bounced from person to person, moving like a pinball across Winterfell.
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Malaria is transmitted by mosquitoes and cannot be passed person-to-person.
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It's also unclear how efficiently this coronavirus spreads from person to person.
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"What makes for 'good sex' varies from person to person," says Daniller.
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Haemophilus influenza is spread from person to person by coughing or sneezing.
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The reasons for needing a burner can vary from person to person.
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As we know, TB spreads from person-to-person through the air.
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" HB: "And also how to relate to a person, person to person.
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The Iron Fist is a power that's passed from person to person.
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It is spread person-to-person, often in childcare and healthcare facilities.
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First, fertility is very personalized, as cycles vary from person to person.
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Presley has unfortunately been passed around a lot from person to person.
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But I don't jump from person to person very easily at all.
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The infection can be transmitted from person to person via airborne droplets.
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Snapchat still has a key advantage over Instagram: person-to-person messaging.
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It's just to say that it will vary from person to person.
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Mattress choice is deeply personal and varies widely from person to person.
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SymptomsThe most common flu symptoms:body acheschillscoughfatiguefeverheadacheSymptoms vary slightly from person to person.
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The perception of discomfort is certainly very different from person to person.
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It slowly spreads from person to person, then goes viral on Twitter.
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It's here, there's no stopping it, it is spreading person to person.
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Also, the quality of the sound can vary from person to person.
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"We have not had community spread from person to person," Fauci said.
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Transmissibility is how easily the pathogen can pass from person to person.
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It&aposs now being transmitted from person to person via close contact.
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It is not certain that the virus spreads from person to person.
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The reasons for needing an emergency fund will vary person-to-person.
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It appears to mainly be spread through close person-to-person contact.
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The processing of the apocalyptic no doubt varies from person to person.
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Like SARS, MERS can jump from person to person, particularly in hospitals.
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But cases are still spreading from person-to-person outside of China.
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The virus has since been shown to spread from person to person.
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Some coronaviruses transmit easily from person to person, while others do not.
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The reason why they find it fun differs from person to person.
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And the experience of it "varies from person to person," Fassnidge says.
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The challenge, like all viral challenges, must be passed from person to person.
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You have to physically talk to voters one on one, person to person.
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Let's start at the top: Testosterone levels vary naturally from person to person.
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In 2017, it launched the person-to-person Venmo competitor Apple Pay Cash.
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The CDC notes that necrotizing fasciitis is rarely spread from person to person.
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They also discovered some areas with atypical "topological" structure from person to person.
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The success rate for egg retrieval is very variable from person to person.
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Symptoms vary widely from person to person, as does the response to treatment.
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It is a developmental disorder that varies in severity from person to person.
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"The actual score decline varies a little from person to person," Bingham said.
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Trucking is the physical backbone of e-commerce, and person-to-person shipments.
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But "the response to caffeine ingestion varies from person to person," Grgic cautioned.
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The movie accurately portrays how diseases can get transmitted from person to person.
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Despite this, there were wide differences in muscle growth from person to person.
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Apple Pay Cash person-to-person transactions happen right inside the Messages app.
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It is transmitted from person to person, mainly through contact with infected feces.
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But the root cause of this societal sin varied from person to person.
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Keep in mind that the clitoris varies in sensitivity from person to person.
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Skin is also inherently tricky, and its qualities differ from person to person.
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The dose to achieve these effects has some variability from person to person.
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We believe that person-to-person transmission is the primary route of infection.
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The riot ignited from person to person because that connection was already there.
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You can't catch it from water or air or from person-to-person.
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Their experiences highlight how COVID-19 symptoms can vary from person to person.
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The Mayo Clinic says you cannot get it from person-to-person contact.
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He's replicating his genetic material from tweet to tweet, from person to person.
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China announced the virus could transfer from person to person on January 20.
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So far, the infection doesn't appear to be spreading from person to person.
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If the virus doesn't transmit well from person to person, that's good news.
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The virus originated in animals and can be spread from person to person.
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"We have tremendous momentum behind our broader [person-to-person segment]," Ready said.
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Is this a fixed number, or does it vary from person to person?
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The graphic displays an estimated wait time, which varies from person to person.
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"That's probably the most common person-to-person feedback I get," he says.
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Of course, what that looks like exactly will vary greatly from person to person.
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Academically, he is using them to understand the mechanics of person-to-person interaction.
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For one, not every dose of DMT was the same from person to person.
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Person-to-person interactions are almost always more effective than department-to-department exchanges.
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Apple Pay Cash provides the vital person-to-person leg of Apple's payments stool.
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But for one thing, the scans don't offer enough distinction from person to person.
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The perfect spring break destination and travel companions range widely from person to person.
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However, early on, these exchanges were largely done on a person-to-person basis.
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This will vary from person to person and you need to know your boundaries.
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Person to person sharing has always been more valuable than institution-to-person sharing.
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The symptoms can vary from person to person—diffuse pain, primarily, but also depression.
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Simply put, what people find fulfilling and satisfying varies widely from person to person.
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The symptoms can vary person to person, but usually include fever and muscle aches.
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Officials on Tuesday confirmed one case of the virus spreading from person-to-person.
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According to the CDC, the virus is spread primarily through "person-to-person" contact.
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The handwritten lists were compiled by volunteers, photocopied, and passed from person to person.
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And could they pass that along, in person-to-person relationships, to younger generations?
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We handed branches from person to person as we floated through a brushy area.
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It is the second case of person-to-person transmission in US, officials said.
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Health officials have confirmed that the latest strain can spread from person to person.
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But Tedros said there are some signs of person-to-person transmission outside China.
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News traveled, person to person, that Ms. Warren was likely to finish without delegates.
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The most common way COVID-19 is spread is through person-to-person contact.
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The viral infection can cause pneumonia and can be passed from person to person.
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Health officials confirmed on Monday that the disease could spread from person to person.
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Like regular TB, superbug strains can spread from person to person through the air.
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"These are strains that do not readily spread from person to person," Schaffner said.
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FEMA's person-to-person connections are not only conducted by full-time government workers.
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To investigators' dismay, the symptoms in the attacks vary widely from person to person.
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The wife did not, making this another person-to-person transmission in the U.S. Story at a glance Health officials are confirming the second person-to-person transmission of the Wuhan coronavirus in the U.S. between a married couple in the Bay Area.
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The number of those repeats at any location can vary greatly from person-to-person.
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It can also spread directly from person to person when you are in close contact.
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And that resistance can be shared with other bacteria and transmitted from person to person.
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The film moves from person to person — including children, grandmothers, men — in one town, Runik.
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Sometimes people passed it person to person, but generally I tried to control the stick.
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"The centerpiece of our program is door-to-door, person-to-person canvas," Schifeling said.
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"Only on the ground can you have person-to-person communication with voters," Lewis said.
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When it comes to clothes, what qualifies as "work-appropriate" varies from person to person.
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Calories burned differ hugely from person to person based on a variety of different factors.
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Much of the clit is actually internal, and the size varies from person to person.
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The researchers found no evidence that the viruses had been transmitted from person to person.
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It's likely that the impact of sex on physical activity varies from person to person.
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Venmo, which launched in 2012, handled $7.5 billion of person-to-person payments last year.
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The answers to those questions will vary from place to place, even person to person.
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The infection can be transmitted from person to person via airborne droplets -- coughing or sneezing.
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The range, which varies from person to person, is determined by genes and life experience.
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For the most part, cholera doesn't spread directly from person to person, the CDC explains.
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The Zika virus is spread by mosquitoes, and cannot be transmitted from person to person.
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The muscles affected initially vary from person to person, as does the rate of degeneration.
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But there's a wide variation in this so-called compensation effect from person to person.
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I felt like I was drifting from person to person and from community to community.
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And Olofsson is right: The amount of water you retain varies from person to person.
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According to the CDC, coronavirus is thought to be spread mainly from person to person.
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This current coronavirus strain is believed to be spread mainly through person-to-person contact.
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While most of it was identical from person to person, in some spots it differed.
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Sims told Insider you're more likely to get the virus from person-to-person contact.
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This genetically determined fitness level varies widely from family to family and person to person.
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I stopped the interview, and talked to her person-to-person, not reporter-to-source.
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We think of racism as person-to-person acts of prejudice — like using a slur.
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Two, violence behaved like a contagion, spreading from person to person just like the flu.
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Among the new ones was the first person-to-person transmission recorded in the country.
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Coronavirus can be transmitted from person to person, although it is not clear how easily.
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Shortly before, the U.S. confirmed the nation's first person-to-person transmission of the virus.
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He initially said that the virus could not be spread by person-to-person contact.
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There is no vaccine for the virus, which can be passed from person to person.
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Coronavirus can be transmitted from person to person, although it is not clear how easily.
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Current evidence suggests that this new coronavirus passes from person to person through close contact.
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Second, they got infected from another person — so there was already person-to-person spread.
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Chinese medical authorities confirmed on Monday that the coronavirus could spread from person to person.
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Some people may feel no effect at all; CBD's effectiveness varies from person to person.
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The CDC has confirmed two instances of person-to-person spread, in Chicago and California.
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"It has to be readily able to pass from person to person," Dr. Karron said.
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Previously, international health officials had noted one U.S. case of possible person-to-person sexual transmission.
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Person-to-person transmission requires close, prolonged contact with contaminated bodily fluids like blood and semen.
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Research shows that person-to-person engagement is more effective and cheaper than more passive campaigns.
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The average person-to-person principal send value via Western Union in 2018 was about $300.
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Cycles vary from person to person, and variable circumstances around sex and sperm make this possible.
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And, of course, the potential impact greatly differs from person to person and game to game.
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Previously, international health officials had noted one US case of possible person-to-person sexual transmission.
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So the answer to the running versus walking question will probably vary from person to person.
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I sat down and talked to the screen like a human being, from person-to-person.
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Scientists have pinpointed many factors that influence the variability in muscle growth from person to person.
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It can spread from person to person by breathing contaminated air or touching an infected surface.
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Monkeypox is a rare viral infection that does not usually spread easily from person to person.
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The highly infectious viral disease spreads from person to person and through contaminated food and water.
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The holiday season is stressful for a variety of reasons and varies from person to person.
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CDC is also investigating one possible case of person-to-person transmission of Zika in Utah.
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This is something that doesn't change just from person to person, but from team to team.
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This behavior makes it easier, of course, for viruses to be spread from person to person.
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Vox This piece looks at recent research on how the coronavirus spreads from person to person.
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Everyone has their own HRTF profile because head and ear shapes differ from person to person.
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Because of this rapid changeability, these genetic bits tend to vary distinctively from person to person.
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You don't need to halt all communication just because you're limiting your person-to-person interaction.
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There are an additional 19 travel-related cases in America, and 18 person-to-person transmissions.
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At least 24 are travel-related infections, while 16 were caused by person-to-person spread.
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There are two instances of person-to-person transmission: one in Illinois and one in California.
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They were the first cases involving the household person-to-person transmission of coronavirus in California.
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With the 2019-nCoV, there are reports that it can be transferred from person to person.
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Taylor added that the side effects of coffee are likely to vary from person to person.
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Another consideration is that the impact of air pollution varies a lot from person to person.
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But on the person-to-person level where integration really happens, there were staggering cultural headwinds.
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Person-to-person transmission is low but has been seen in Nigerian hospital settings this year.
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Yet collective action is no good if it's not also built around person-to-person contact.
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Person-to-person exchanges can influence how people think, even in a controlled state like North Korea.
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An operation that does such thorough person-to-person research, on a large scale needs robust resources.
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UPI is government's audacious project to make person-to-person and e-commerce transactions swifter and easier.
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Humans can then be exposed by consuming pangolins before the virus is transmitted from person to person.
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In the U.S., there have been 11 reported cases so far with two person-to-person transmissions.
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It spreads quickly in crowded conditions and can spread directly from person to person through close contact.
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How we handle death differs not only from person to person, but also from community to community.
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They've got the best fit and seal I've ever experienced, but that can vary person to person.
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This is how person-to-person payments should work: no middleman, no social network, no other apps.
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This is because people's ability to detoxify OPs and other chemicals varies greatly from person to person.
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Unlike most of the other germs on this list, Legionella can't be spread from person to person.
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My course was for five months, but yours may be longer — it varies from person to person.
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For me, punk and anarchism goes hand in hand, and thus vary slightly from person to person.
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What works for one person may not work for another, and pain varies from person to person.
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Can you tell me what defines a "traditional tattoo" and how that differs from person to person?
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" But he also came to feel that his behavior was indefensible "at a person-to-person level.
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The bacterium, Chlamydia trachomatis, can be transmitted from person to person by, for example, sharing a towel.
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Narrator: But social distancing is not always feasible, especially when your work involves person-to-person contact.
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The symptoms vary from person to person; some lose their speech first, while others' mobility lapses first.
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This is designed to prevent medics from contracting the virus, which can spread from person to person.
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It is defined by the lack of available treatment and ability to spread from person to person.
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The second Illinois case is the first instance of person-to-person transmission in the United States.
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"It's also likely that person-to-person spread will continue to occur, including in the United States."
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MERS-CoV doesn't pass easily from person to person unless there is close contact like physical touch.
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Person-to-person spread is occurring, though it's unclear how easily the virus is spread between people.
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Resistance training and cardio affect the body in different ways, and it varies from person to person.
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The virus can be transmitted from person to person, and there are fears of it spreading further.
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The virus is thought to have originated with animals but is now spreading from person to person.
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An official has also confirmed that the disease can spread from person-to-person, the report said.
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The coronavirus that causes Covid-19 seems to spread like influenza, through the air, person to person.
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We know of 13 cases, and only one of them has been transmitted from person to person.
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While sunscreen does help prevent sun spots, the effects of sun exposure vary from person to person.
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"It's also likely that person-to-person spread will continue to occur, including in the United States."
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Despite some notable names in "Person to Person," it's the lesser-known actors who leave an impression.
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Most people ovulate about halfway through their menstrual cycle, but this can vary from person to person.
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If the virus gains a toehold there, it could spread from person to person all too easily.
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It is becoming clear that the association between such pathology and symptoms vary from person to person.
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The WHO has reported a suspected case of person-to-person transmission in Vietnam, and Japan another.
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It can spread from person to person, as well as through food prepared by an infected person.
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Person-to-person transmission can occur if an uninfected person comes into direct contact with another person.
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With Mendelian randomization, scientists zero in on small snippets of genes that vary from person to person.
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Rather, it&aposs related to everyday person-to-person situations, such as managing, motivating, and inspiring people.
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People usually recover in a day or two and the infection cannot spread from person to person.
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"That virus was then able to transmit into a person, and that transmits person to person," she said.
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Apple Pay will now support person-to-person payments via iMessage, using a new "Apple Pay Cash" card.
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The UPI is India's audacious project to make person-to-person and e-commerce transactions swifter and easier.
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How it works: Measles is highly contagious, spreading from person to person via droplets in coughs and sneezes.
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Apple just announced onstage at its Worldwide Developer's Conference that Apple Pay is getting person-to-person payments.
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These answers will vary from person to person, but behind the tears and the turmoil, there is freedom.
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It can spread from person to person or from contact with contaminated surfaces and equipment in healthcare settings.
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"What is classified as pornography varies tremendously from person to person and from regulator to regulator," Stabile said.
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Treat immediately and effectively with the recommended antibiotics to limit the spread of infection from person to person.
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Also, keep in mind that how someone expresses their sign's traits can vary immensely from person to person.
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The gender pay gap differs from person to person, and depends entirely on a person's profession and industry.
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Citigroup uses an older network called Popmoney, which is owned by Fiserv Inc, for person-to-person payments.
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The company said it was seeing strong growth in its Venmo platform, which allows person-to-person payments.
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New Jersey man dies of Lassa fever Unlike Ebola, Lassa fever is not spread from person to person.
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There's a good chance that it could vary from person to person, based on sensitivities to each compound.
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Another example mentioned in the patent application is the ability to use Siri for person-to-person payments.
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But the savings impact varies from person to person, and it really depends on how exactly you're borrowing.
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These biological processes vary from person to person owing to environmental factors (such as light exposure) and genetics.
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There's a large cast and we're moving around from person to person as we move through this world.
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"Deciding which sandwich to pair with which subject varies from person to person," McCarthy tells The Creators Project.
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Because no individual shares the same perspective, these ideas of "good" people are nuanced from person to person.
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It can be used to deliver food, drinks and medicine to patients without direct person-to-person contact.
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You talk a lot about diplomacy, and when you were mayor, you talked about person-to-person contact.
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Though the virus is thought to mainly spread from person to person through close contact and respiratory droplets.
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But it varies from person to person, and most people with a confirmed infection do not require hospitalization.
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There are also ongoing cases of person-to-person spread in parts of California, Florida and New York.
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"It's important to note that person-to-person spread can happen on a continuum," the FAQ page says.
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Another issue with tracking shuteye is that the amount of rest you need varies from person to person.
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The case adds to the mounting evidence that the virus is able to spread from person to person.
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The Revlon One-Step proves person-to-person marketing might just be the most effective kind there is.
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At the moment, the H7N9 virus does not have the capability to spread sustainably from person to person.
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Ricin poisoning is not contagious and cannot spread from person to person through casual contact, the CDC said.
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Dalio sees everything in life, from nations&apos economies to person-to-person interactions, as composed of systems.
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The group says sesame reactions can vary from person to person and can range from hives to anaphylaxis.
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There has been no apparent person-to-person transmission reported, and health-care workers are free of infection.
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Nearly 10,000 cases have been reported worldwide, including the first U.S. case of person-to-person virus transmission.
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When symptoms do appear, they can differ widely from person to person, often masquerading as a benign bump.
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"The exchange of money among hands is one of several ways of person-to-person contact," he said.
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Cases were transmitted person to person, and the disease was controlled when affected patients were isolated via quarantine.
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Also complicating matters: "There's a lot of person-to-person variability when it comes to metabolic rate," Weltman says.
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The truth is, the research just isn't there yet, and results are going to vary from person to person.
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And it's important to note here that those "purported failings" are going to differ wildly from person to person.
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Apple is soft-launching direct, person-to-person payments in an iMessage today with the Apple Pay Cash beta.
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"The results won't be instant, and will vary from person to person," Jalaf says of the castor-oil approach.
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It's less common, but Lassa can spread from person to person via contact with an infected person's bodily fluids.
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In recent years, we've learned that human microbiomes vary widely from person to person; even twins have distinct microbiomes.
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Person-to-person Apple Pay (launching with iOS 11 for phones and tablets) is also available on the watch.
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The disease is often unpredictable, and its severity differs from person to person, according to the National MS Society.
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Beyond Paris, word spread from person to person, mostly digitally, through text message chains and Facebook groups and emails.
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PayPal's new customer service bot In addition to person-to-person payments, PayPal's bot is gaining new capabilities, too.
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These vary from person to person, and collecting enough of them lets a scientist create an unique genetic fingerprint.
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Mumps is a contagious disease caused by a virus that spreads from person to person through saliva and mucus.
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Colds are caused by viruses transmitted from person to person, often through mucus droplets from the nose or mouth.
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In other words, while pain itself might be hard to pin down from person to person, systemic racism isn't.
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"Like traditional hypnotherapy, the experience is different from person to person," my hypno-singing coach Ed explains to me.
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Now, they're trying to take back the person-to-person payments business by launching an app of their own.
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They've also seen an unexpected number of cases of pneumonic plague, which transmits more easily from person to person.
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Some teams did better than others, but the description became increasingly garbled as it passed from person to person.
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The majority of cases, 67%, were the pneumonic form of the disease, which can spread from person to person.
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Symptoms vary from person to person, and may be triggered by a wide variety of underlying diseases and conditions.
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"It was all person to person, and you learned to deal with people, for better or worse," she said.
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This followed Friday's announcement that the emerging virus had been spread from person-to-person by mosquitoes in Miami.
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It varies from person to person a little bit, but everybody has a limitation in their capacity to multitask.
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Auto insurance costs can vary widely from person to person, and there are many factors that go into them.
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The makeup of those bacteria is also different from person to person, she added, creating a range of smells.
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Others, meanwhile, argue that we should be reaching out and not entrenching, particularly on a person-to-person level.
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It varies from person to person, but Ms. Brach generally recommends people meditate 257 to 26 minutes per day.
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By this point it had been known for weeks that the virus could spread from person-to-person contact.
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The coronavirus mainly travels person to person through saliva and mucus droplets, not through tiny particles in the air.
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Among these cases, there are two instances of person-to-person transmission, one in Illinois and one in California.
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This is typically effective because the virus is not passed from person to person, only from bird to person.
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China&aposs mysterious and deadly coronavirus can be spread from person to person, Chinese medical authorities confirmed on Monday.
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China&aposs mysterious deadly coronavirus can spread from person to person, China&aposs top medical authority announced on Monday.
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The key to stopping disease is breaking the chain that allows pathogens to be transmitted from person to person.
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And a WHO expert said Thursday that the virus spreads more easily from person to person than previously thought.
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Although clearly the level of exposure will vary from person to person depending on their use of the booths.
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If that's true, and 2198-nCoV isn't yet spreading from person to person, the outbreak should burn out quickly.
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Some polling stations even introduced curbside drop off for ballots, to limit person-to-person contact, according to NPR.
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January 30, 2020 - The US reports its first confirmed case of person-to-person transmission of the Wuhan coronavirus.
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"CDC experts have expected to identify some person-to-person spread in the US," said CDC Director Robert Redfield.
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It appears to spread person-to-person more easily and quickly than SARS, but it is far less deadly.
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Most victims had contact with infected poultry, yet three recent clusters appear to be from person-to-person transmission.
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C. auris can spread in health care settings through contact with contaminated environmental surfaces, or from person to person.
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But smoothly run selfie lines are far from the only person-to-person campaigning Warren has done so far.
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For comparison, anthrax is not spread person to person but instead by contact with the skin or through inhalation.
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How many taste buds you have and their sensitivity to certain chemical compounds also varies from person to person.
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Botulism, a rare but serious paralytic illness caused by the germ Clostridium botulinum, is not spread from person to person.
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" "Person to person, it was just the two of us, but there were several people within three, four, five feet.
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Poliovirus, the cause of poliomyelitis, is highly contagious and spreads from person to person and through contaminated food or water.
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Amazon also has its own digital payment platform, Amazon Pay, and added person-to-person digital payments earlier this year.
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Eight cases have been confirmed in the U.S., including one confirmed person-to-person transmission of the virus in Illinois.
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Researchers are trying to learn how the virus is changing as it moves from person to person (The Associated Press).
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Instead, retroviruses typically require intimate contact, like sharing needles, unprotected sex, childbirth, or breastfeeding to hop from person to person.
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Apple Pay is also expanding to include person-to-person payments, positioning Apple to take on Venmo and Square Cash.
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Facebook and other social networks are determining taste, but taste differs widely from group to group and person to person.
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I was being passed from person to person and had no idea even where they were, it was very frustrating.
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According to the NHS website, there are a number of symptoms associated with dyspraxia that vary from person to person.
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Google is adding a chat feature to the Tez person-to-person payments app it launched in India last year.
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"It's spread from person to person through aerosolized droplets which are breathed in and cause primary pneumonic plague," says Hinnebusch.
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Since gifts can move from person to person throughout the game, avoid choosing items that require specific sizing or customization.
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For one, person-to-person transmission of bed bugs is actually very rare, given their nocturnal preference and lackluster locomotion.
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It really goes to show how across-the-board sexuality is, it differs from person to person, culture to culture.
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The first person-to-person transmission was confirmed in Chicago, where a woman infected her husband after returning from China.
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It really depends from person to person, relationship to relationship, and on the agreements you make with those you're seeing.
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It was also spread from person to person through direct contact with the bodily fluids of someone who was infected.
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One collaboration that's very exciting is Zelle, the new name for the banking industry's reinvigorated person-to-person payment service.
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Apple wants to launch its own Venmo — could the person-to-person money-transfer service be called Apple Cash, perhaps?
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What's more, triggers vary from person to person, although the most common include massage, hair-touching, whispering, scratching, and tapping.
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Poliomyelitis, which is transmitted person-to-person through the fecal-oral route or through contaminated food, mainly affects young children.
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It is converted to morphine by a liver enzyme, and the speed of this conversion varies from person to person.
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Person to person letters, me writing you a postcard or something, that's less than 5 percent of the mail volume.
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The answer varies from person to person, of course, but for the majority, the XR simply makes the most sense.
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And, of course, Uber and Lyft, two companies that depend on person-to-person contact for business, are no exceptions.
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At this moment in time, the layoffs are happening [and] it seems to be on a person to person basis.
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His tip income dipped considerably until he signed up for Venmo, an app that facilitates person-to-person cash transfers.
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Foreplay is part of the sexual response cycle, but what is needed or desired varies greatly from person to person.
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And with grocery delivery, most orders can simply be left on the doorstep with no person-to-person contact required.
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The best way to prevent new cases is lowering the rate of transmission from person to person, hence social distancing.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported the first U.S. incident of person-to-person spread of the virus.
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The first case of a person-to-person transmission of the Wuhan coronavirus in the US was confirmed last week.
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" Merriam-Webster defines "meme" as, "an idea, behavior style or usage that spreads from person to person within a culture.
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Though health officials have confirmed person-to-person contact, they maintain that the immediate risk to the public is low.
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Person-to-person transmission of variant strains is uncommon, and you cannot catch this type of flu from eating pork.
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The way these communities develop a language that can be passed on between person to person is, ultimately, very complicated.
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But over the course of decades, it has become clear that the genome doesn't just vary from person to person.
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The exact proportions will vary person to person, but that general budget makeup is a good mix to aim for.
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How tolerant a country's residents are toward foreigners varies significantly from region to region, and of course, person to person.
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How tolerant a country's residents are toward foreigners varies significantly from region to region, and of course, person to person.
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The severity varies from person to person, but psoriasis can form in small scales or as a much larger flare-up.
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"Legionnaires' disease is not spread person to person and you cannot get it by drinking water," Elnahal said in the statement.
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It is highly contagious and can spread from person to person, as well as through food prepared by an infected person.
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The term "spectrum" refers to the fact that symptoms, levels of disability and positive skills may vary from person to person.
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While in larger cities, the better strategy would be making it harder for the flu to spread from person to person.
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It can't spread from person to person, and seems to only occur in rare cases after a variety of viral infections.
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I would welcome the opportunity to meet with you and other Senators directly, person to person, to tell you what occurred.
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At first, the ability is treated like an infectious disease, where women are quarantined as it passes from person to person.
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The main way Zika is spread from person to person is through mosquitoes, which act as a vector for the virus.
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As Alibaba grew, its payment arm started to allow person-to-person transfers, and then purchases in bricks-and-mortar outlets.
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The ban specifically applies to person-to-person firearm sales, while licensed gun dealers will remain exempt under the new guidelines.
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Sometimes, surgical wounds become infected, and in some cases, the infection-causing germ is spread by simple person-to-person contact.
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Zika is a viral infection carried from person to person by Aedes aegypti, which also transmits dengue, chikungunya and yellow fever.
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But she didn't wear gloves, publicly challenging the notion that the disease could be transmitted from person to person by touch.
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The new rule, which runs nearly 1,50 pages long, will also apply to mobile wallets and person-to-person payment products.
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A bottle of BBQ sauce gets passed around from person to person, each drowning their meat and fries in the sauce.
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And just like people with vulvas, the needs of those with penises vary from person to person, depending on their anatomy.
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The kind of interactive person-to-person toxicity that can plague other games doesn't seem to have a foothold in Fortnite.
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Both types of herpes can be transmitted from person to person through oral, vaginal, penile, or anal contact, Dr. Chanchani says.
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The virus, which mainly affects young children, spreads from person to person and can be transmitted through contaminated food and water.
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They explained that genitals have many of the same parts regardless of gender, but are arranged differently from person to person.
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That's because tetanus is only spread by direct contact with contaminated surfaces, and not from person-to-person like the flu.
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Once one person is infected, a tick is no longer required for this illness to be passed from person to person.
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The concept of "novelty" varies widely from person to person, and where, exactly, these fantasies come from is hard to discern.
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Currently, the country's payment leaders – WeChat Pay and Alipay – focus on person-to-person or small payments, with little B2B exposure.
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The Ebola virus is transmitted from person to person by infected bodily fluids such as blood, saliva, feces and breast milk.
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Calling the virus a pandemic formally acknowledges that it is deadly, has spread worldwide, and has sustained person-to-person transmission.
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Exercise outdoors is permitted, though, provided people respect the CDC's social distancing protocol — no person-to-person contact within six feet.
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Outbreaks of face scabies erupt in the underground dance community as VR headsets are shared around from person to person. 2.
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"Everyone's interpretation of what it's going to mean to be 'awake' is going to change from person to person," says Fidden.
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Unlike Ebola, measles, MERS, SARS and influenza, person-to-person spread of infection, outside of the hospital setting, is extremely rare.
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This delivery option minimizes person-to-person contact as part of social distancing measures in order to slow the virus' spread.
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By that point, the US had only confirmed about a dozen coronavirus cases, including two cases of person-to-person transmission.
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The genetic similarities between the two suggest the virus has been jumping from person to person in Washington for some time.
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In such places, saliva is transferred person to person due to coughing, sneezing, kissing and the sharing utensils, lipstick or cigarettes.
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Of those 24, 13 cases are travel-related, and 10 are linked to person-to-person spread, according to the CDC.
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The person-to-person cases include several of unknown origin, including: • A woman in Washington County, Oregon, who is presumptive positive.
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Meningitis B does not spread readily from person to person; it generally requires close physical contact like kissing or sharing utensils.
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Person-to-person communication is key with trainers, but words matter only so far as they can be translated into action.
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It is the only type that can be spread person-to-person through the air if someone inhales infected water droplets.
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In such places, saliva is transferred person to person due to coughing, sneezing, kissing and the sharing utensils, lipstick or cigarettes.
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Person-to-person transmission is occurring, and cases have turned up in several countries with people who have not visited China.
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"The coming days and weeks are likely to bring more cases, including the possibility of person-to-person spread," he added.
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SARS did spread person to person through close contact such as kissing, sharing utensils or talking to someone within 3 feet.
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Zelle acts as a bridge between big banks, processing mobile, person-to-person payments much like Venmo or Square's Cash app.
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The militants have hung posters and passed threats person to person, ordering the population to stay off the streets, or else.
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Public health officials announced the first case of the newly identified Chinese coronavirus transmitted from person to person on US soil.
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But what we do know is that the virus spreads from person to person through air droplets, much like an influenza.
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"The coming days and weeks are likely to bring more cases including the possibility of person-to-person spread," he said.
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Health officials on Thursday reported the first case of person-to-person transmission of the new coronavirus in the United States.
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Person-to-person transmission may occur if someone who is sick breathes, talks, coughs or sneezes in the vicinity of others.
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German officials confirmed Tuesday what is believed to be the first person-to-person transmission of the infection outside of China.
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On Thursday afternoon, the CDC and Illinois public health officials confirmed the first U.S. person-to-person transmission of the coronavirus.
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Airbnb attracts travelers from all over the world, and it is remarkable how standards for cleanliness differ from person to person.
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But it's also one of the most complicated, as its causes and effective treatments seem to differ from person to person.
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The definition of "rich" might vary from person to person, but the Pew Research Center has set more more explicit boundaries.
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The bureau's lawsuit does not estimate how much money individual borrowers have lost, which would vary widely from person to person.
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That kind of persuasion happens in person-to-person interactions and it requires a lot of honest listening on both sides.
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While boundaries are not only good but necessary, they will shift from time to time, person to person, and situation to situation.
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These congenital conditions vary from person to person, and can include blindness, deformed limbs, and microcephaly, or a smaller-than-normal head.
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The superbugs can be passed on any other way that infections spread, like through person-to-person contact or touching infected surfaces.
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But because of the travel restrictions and fears that the virus can spread from person to person, the streets are largely deserted.
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It cannot be spread person-to-person and is not airborne, though much is unknown about whether it can be contracted sexually.
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Zika cannot be spread person-to-person and is not airborne, though much is unknown about whether it can be contracted sexually.
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Norovirus can be spread from person to person or through contaminated food or surfaces, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says.
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It was the second instance of person-to-person spread in the United States after a case reported last week in Illinois.
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That virus can live in the gut for a while and then pass from person to person, developing mutations along the way.
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Though it varies from person to person, it takes the average woman about twenty minutes to become aroused enough to have intercourse.
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That virus can live in the gut for a while, and then pass from person-to-person, developing mutations along the way.
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Nevertheless, Medina did his best to flutter around the room, going from person to person to address their specific concerns and insecurities.
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The bacteria, which are usually spread through contaminated food, water, or from person to person, first set up shop in the gut.
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Officials are monitoring for more instances of person-to-person transmission in the US, but Martinello thinks the country's risk is falling.
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Much like the movie namesake, it focuses on the person-to-person interactions in a chaotic world, not the winners and losers.
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It's important to also keep in mind that the amount of alcohol-related liver damage varies from person to person, Tobias explained.
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The amount of time that women take to make a decision to end a pregnancy, of course, varies from person to person.
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For example, it can replace the folks who run the camera system at public panel discussions, toggling automatically from person to person.
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In the three months through September, Venmo processed $4.9 billion of person-to-person payments, up 131 percent from a year earlier.
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While symptoms of depression may vary from person to person, for many, like Anson, it can leave them feeling empty and drained.
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The thought of darting from person to person with conversation-starters suddenly feels like blasphemy, when everyone is frozen in silent introspection.
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Granted, everyone experiences anxiety in a different way, and sometimes it's directly attached to external problems that vary from person to person.
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TB, which spreads from person to person through the air, is the leading infectious disease killer worldwide, claiming 4,21625 lives a day.
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There's a popular theory, which leaps virally from person to person, that Kevin must die and be resurrected, to prevent the apocalypse.
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The virus, which mainly affects young children, spreads from person to person and can also be transmitted through contaminated food and water.
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Ebola can travel from person to person only through close, direct physical contact with infected bodily fluids like blood, vomit, or feces.
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Unlike the Salk vaccine, it's the only one that can both protect individuals and block person-to-person transmission of the virus.
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Legionnaires' is a respiratory bacterial infection usually spread through mist that comes from a water source; it isn't spread person-to-person.
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The high school experience, and how different it can be from person to person, is obviously a major component of the comic.
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But let's also acknowledge that there are cultural differences and different reasons why some information gets passed on from person to person.
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To be sure, a "trivial" amount of money varies widely from person to person, which makes our Venmo habits that much messier.
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In April of 1955, Marilyn appeared on "Person to Person" to discuss her career and the parts she truly longed to play.
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Measles is a highly infectious -- and potentially fatal -- viral illness that is typically spread from person to person by breathing or coughing.
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It's been replicating like crazy over the past couple of weeks, spreading from person to person, city to city, country to country.
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If the disease begins to spread, person to person, from people who had no connection to the outside, then that's really scary.
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If the disease begins to spread person to person from people who had no connection to the outside, then that's really scary.
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"It is a new virus, and it is capable of person-to-person spread," she said in prepared testimony at a hearing.
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Because the virus spreads person to person when in close contact, the best way to stymie it is to keep people apart.
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So far, as the virus spreads from person to person and state to state, the federal government has lagged several steps behind.
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The virus appears to be spreading from person to person, and Chinese authorities are scrambling to treat a flood of new patients.
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SARS is also a type of coronavirus, which causes flu-like symptoms, and can mutate as it spreads from person to person.
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She cited the widening, rapid spread of the disease there, the increase in person-to-person transmission and the rising death toll.
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The big question is what will happen now that the virus has started to spread from person to person in other countries.
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Experts are particularly concerned about person-to-person transmission cases outside China, which suggest greater potential for the virus to spread further.
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Experts are particularly concerned about person-to-person transmission cases outside China, which suggest greater potential for the virus to spread further.
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The virus can pass from person to person, and one of the most common ways is through public and semi-private transport.
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There are signs of person-to-person transmission of the virus in three of those countries — cases that are under close investigation.
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CDC Director Robert Redfield acknowledged last week that officials expect person-to-person transmission in local communities, whether this year or next.
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The CDC said that while the virus could be passed from person to person, it&aposs not clear how contagious it is.
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But herein lies the first problem: How many calories you burn varies wildly — and I really mean wildly — from person to person.
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While the specific answer varies from person to person, there are certain rules of thumb that can be useful across the board.
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Cain says that having this person-to-person meeting expressing a desire to take on leadership roles is especially important for introverts.
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The viral hemorrhagic fever is transmitted from person to person by infected bodily fluids such as blood, saliva, feces and breast milk.
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I'm so glad we send them to camp in the summer — so they never forget the value of person-to-person interaction.
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The preferred style might vary from person to person, but for the most part, lingerie plays a major role in everyone's wardrobe.
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"The relative import of any one of those (genetic or environmental factors) is going to vary from person to person," Palmer said.
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He avoided a background check by buying the firearm in a person-to-person gun sale, which does not require background checks.
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Zika, which is carried from person to person by mosquitoes, has been linked to birth defects and deaths in newborns in Brazil.
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These types of plague are more rare — and more dangerous — because unlike bubonic plague, they can be passed directly from person to person.
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Legionnaires' disease is a respiratory bacterial infection usually spread through mist that comes from a water source; it isn't spread person-to-person.
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People who wanted to forego the tedium of person-to-person interaction pre-iPhone used desktops to access various gay dating sites online.
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In India, this created some additional confusion as WhatsApp already offers a person-to-person payments service in the nation, called WhatsApp Pay.
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The symptoms of O157:H7 E. coli infection will vary from person to person, and some people might not feel sick at all.
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The virus can spread from person to person, but health officials say they still do not understand how easily it can do this.
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Story at a glance Health officials are reporting the first case of person-to-person transmission of the coronavirus in the United States.
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The virus, which is spread from person to person, attacks the brain and spinal cord, bending children's limbs into horrific spider-like contortions.
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Facebook is testing a new option designed to highlight the company's ability to handle person-to-person payments through its Messenger chat application.
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As Harvard Medical School points out, normal heart rate varies from person to person — and not all experts agree on what "normal" means.
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It could even support person-to-person payments in iMessage, Apple scoopster Mark Gurman told CNBC executive editor Jay Yarow on his podcast.
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"We also suspect that there will be some individual differences in how well this technique works, from person to person," Dr. Dudukovic added.
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But as I learned at various points during the creation of this series, what constitutes "well-tolerated" differs widely from person to person.
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The virus spreads from person to person through bodily fluids like blood and attacks the liver — causing problems like cirrhosis and liver cancer.
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The severity of the symptoms and progression of the disease varies from person to person, but it affects both motor and sensory functions.
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My job is always changing and the needs vary from person to person, so it's definitely never boring, although sometimes it is stressful.
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Through some CDs that were passed from person to person and some Internet searching, Botello timidly discovered hip-hop for the first time.
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Non-communicable disease—illnesses that aren't transferred person-to-person, such as diabetes, high blood pressure, and asthma—are a global health concern.
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Outbreaks like this will peter out after a few episodes of transmission from person to person after going too fast and too hard.
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Its early symptoms vary from person to person, but they typically include cognitive impairment, having difficulty finding words, spatial issues and impaired judgment.
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Named after an outbreak at a 1976 convention of the American Legion, it is spread through contaminated water but not person to person.
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The truth is that orgasms can feel very different from person to person, and one person can "experience wildly different orgasms," Marin says.
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For now, it's good news that the only person-to-person transmission of 100 percent resistant bacteria is taking place inside Lee's supercomputer.
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Transmission is through the air from person to person, and infections are typically curable with antibiotics such as isoniazid, rifampin, ethambutol or pyrazinamide.
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"Measles is really good at moving from person to person," Dr. Caitlin Pedati of the Iowa Department of Public Health told the outlet.
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And while the onset varies from person to person, it's most common for women with primary tokophobia to develop the fear during adolescence.
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Watch this from Tonic: But once any immediate consequences of stopping cold-turkey have passed, things will still vary from person to person.
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The duration and intensity of the Saturn Return is determined by the rest of your chart, and varies greatly from person to person.
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People can get sick if they inhale mist or vapor from contaminated water, but the bacteria do not spread from person to person.
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Preventing Measles Measles is a highly infectious disease that spreads from person to person by breathing contaminated air or touching an infected surface.
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"Delivery methods are also being adjusted to lessen the risk of person to person contact," said Meals on Wheels America spokeswoman Jenny Young.
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A better addiction treatment system would provide comprehensive services to confront a medical condition that can be vastly different from person to person.
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The office established the first channel for full-time, person-to-person contact between the two Koreas since the 1950-53 Korean War.
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And a grass-roots movement means person-to-person, face-to-face, community-to-community, all across Iowa and all across this country.
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Leading up to the 2016 Olympics, his competitive swan song, we talked person to person even when we were speaking journalist to athlete.
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It is the first full-time, person-to-person communication channel between the two Koreas, yet another sign of their rapidly improving relationship.
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The first is through direct person-to-person contact: Someone with the virus coughs or sneezes near you, and you inhale those particles.
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Each dollar, passed person to person, samples a bit of the environment it comes from, and passes those bits to the next person.
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But even if it did, a ban on wild meat won't stop the current epidemic, which is now passing from person to person.
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However, confirmations of person-to-person transmission in Germany, Vietnam, Taiwan and Japan - as opposed to a traveller from China - has heightened concern.
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The virus, named the "2019-nCoV," belongs to a family of viruses known as coronaviruses, which can be transmitted from person to person.
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PERSON TO PERSON Shooting on 16-millimeter, Dustin Guy Defa directs this scrappy ensemble comedy set on a single day in New York.
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Azar noted that there are still only five confirmed cases of the coronavirus in the United States, with no person-to-person transmission.
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Zhong, who is renowned in China for his work fighting SARS in 2003, confirmed that the virus can pass from person-to-person.
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The second case in Illinois is also the first confirmed case of person-to-person transmission of the virus in the United States.
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China only declared that the coronavirus could be transmitted from person to person on January 20, following a sudden jump in confirmed cases.
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Ear size and shape varies greatly from person to person, so Master & Dynamic deserve props for giving customers additional options without charging extra.
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Colloquially, pandemic is used to denote the outbreak of a new pathogen that spreads easily person-to-person across the globe, Jasarevic said.
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It wasn't that they didn't understand how the virus was passed from person to person, says Blair, who conducted research on the outbreak.
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The novel coronavirus continues to spread primarily through person-to-person contact: an infected person touching you or sneezing or coughing near you.
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Over the years, these books have sold hundreds of thousands of copies, primarily via person-to-person sales online or at gun shows.
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Still, the timing will vary from person to person depending on their needs and what will be accomplished during the workout, Nguyen added.
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In the U.S.: The first person-to-person transmission, the husband of a woman who recently returned from Wuhan, was documented in Illinois.
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German officials confirmed Tuesday what is believed to be one of the first person-to-person transmissions of the infection outside of China.
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The virus is mostly transmitted to humans from infected wild animals, such as rodents or monkeys, but can spread from person to person.
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With a condition as individualized, complex, and difficult to treat as addiction, the correct treatment is going to vary from person to person.
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The tapes would then get passed around from person to person, leading to Guevara's introduction to industrial experimental sounds like Nine Inch Nails.
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There's a lot of debate over which sex position feels the best, and the basic answer is that it varies from person to person.
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"That's going to look really different from person to person, even for the same person, day to day, or meal to meal," she says.
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"The tasks aren't going to change much person to person, it's just the amount of the task that they're going to do," Maker explains.
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Two guys are trying to play pool, but the room is too crowded, packed person-to-person with CEOs, investors, and bankers talking shop.
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It can be transmitted to humans through direct contact with an infected animal or flea, but person-to-person transmission is considered extremely rare.
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Acute flaccid myelitis is not spread person-to-person like polio, but instead seems to only happen in certain people after a viral infection.
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It concentrates on so-called single-nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs)—places in the DNA where an individual genetic "letter" routinely varies from person to person.
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No one can definitively say exactly what counts as online cheating, since it varies not only from couple to couple but person to person.
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Evidence is mounting that it's not just mosquitoes that can pass the disease from person to person: Zika can be spread through sex, too.
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Symptoms vary from person to person, but in all cases, they are caused by the immune system attacking the coating that protects nerves (myelin).
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But scarlet fever, which spreads from person to person through coughing, comes and goes throughout the decades for reasons not well known to science.
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But unlike HIV, this coronavirus is a respiratory infection and doesn't jump from person to person via blood, but via phlegm and saliva droplets.
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Both of those factors can make a big impact on the out-of-pocket price consumers pay, but vary wildly from person to person.
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While porn-watching habits vary greatly from person-to-person, the research sheds some light into the effects that porn can have on people.
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The number one piece of advice from the CDC is to avoid bug bites: Zika virus is spread by mosquitoes — not person to person.
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These diseases are not passed from person to person, but develop over time and require continued testing, often over the lifetime of a patient.
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Determining a specific taste of vaginal fluid or semen can be difficult because taste and smell are subjective; they vary from person to person.
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The third booster shot should be helpful to students at Syracuse University and other places where infections are being passed from person to person.
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While that's a very gendered, heteronormative study, it shows that expectations and motivations can vary vastly from person to person, even within one relationship.
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The risk is that the millennials who made the person-to-person feature so successful may balk at paying stores in the same manner.
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Of those infections, 77% were clinically diagnosed as pneumonic -- or pulmonary -- plague, a form of the infection that can spread from person to person.
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Women get nipples that vary wildly from person to person in size, shape and shade, are sensitive to arousal and temperature, and feed babies.
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"The ingredients vary from person to person," said Frank Farley, a psychologist at Temple University and a former president of the American Psychological Association.
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The CDC claims that "airborne transmission [of the virus] from person-to-person over long distances is unlikely," but the science is still uncertain.
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"It's important to isolate and distance early because it makes it harder for the virus to jump from person to person quickly," Caplan said.
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The amount of sleep people need varies from person to person; there is no "gold standard" for how much sleep an older person needs.
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These person-to-person exchanges served as the foundation for the current network, which essentially functions as a physical, offline version of the web.
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Coronavirus spreads from person to person via respiratory droplets that are produced when someone who is infected coughs or sneezes, according to the CDC.
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Mr. Wilson was inspired by the potential of Bitcoin, an encrypted, digital currency that forgoes more traditional routes and works person to person online.
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On Monday, Chick-fil-A announced it is temporarily closing its dining room seating, in an effort to help limit person-to-person contact.
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We can achieve so much, and we can achieve so much when we tackle poverty eye to eye, soul to soul, person to person.
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Most had been exposed to live poultry, but a small number of clusters suggest that the virus could be passing from person to person.
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Sometimes these viruses manage to infect people; on occasion, they go on to evolve the molecular equipment necessary to travel from person to person.
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"As a virus passes from person to person, there will be errors that occur" as copies of the virus are made, Dr. Bedford said.
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The company has reportedly considered setting up Amazon-branded checking accounts with big banks or letting users make person-to-person payments through Alexa.
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The probability differs from person to person, but overall, let's say the number of infected people will increase by 2645 percent the next day.
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Of the remaining 133, the state said 50 were travel-related, 30 were from person to person spread and 29 were from community transmission.
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"Sometimes you just need extra person-to-person contact," says Huda Kattan, the founder and CEO of Huda Beauty, who's done a digital detox. .
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In the United States, health officials on Thursday reported the first case of person-to-person transmission of the coronavirus in the United States.
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He also said while it's clear this new virus can be spread from person to person, it's unclear how easily that spread can happen.
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Of note: Pneumonic plague, which the Chinese patients have, is the only form of the plague that can be spread from person to person.
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Both Mark Zuckerberg and Steve Jobs created communication vehicles that bypass genuine person-to-person connection and thus the opportunity to develop authentic empathy.
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Eleven of the US cases were confirmed in people who recently traveled to China; the other two are instances of person-to-person transmission.
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That helps it understand how the virus is passed from person to person and how many additional people sick patients go on to infect.
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In one of the first cases of person-to-person transmission outside China, a 33-year-old man apparently contracted the virus on Jan.
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In one of the first cases of person-to-person transmission outside China, a 33-year-old man apparently contracted the virus on Jan.
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Like SARS and MERS, the virus is thought to have traveled to people from animals and mutated to become transmissible from person to person.
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Human coronaviruses first jump from animals to people — from bats during SARS and camels in MERS — and then mutate to spread person-to-person.
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But, he adds, speed can only do so much — especially if a virus is spreading directly from person to person, as this one is.
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So far, the United States has only had 15 cases of the coronavirus, including two instances of person-to-person transmission, the agency confirmed.
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So far, the United States has only had 15 cases of the coronavirus, including two instances of person-to-person transmission, the agency confirmed.
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According to Singapore's Ministry of Health, this indicates that the disease is severe and spreads easily from person to person but is being contained.
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The appeal of Iowa is supposed to be this person-to-person campaigning, the touchy-feely, chat-over-a-beer nature of it all.
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But China confirmed on January 20 that the deadly virus can be transferred from person to person, and not just from animals to humans.
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Ford stated she would welcome the opportunity to meet with Grassley and other senators directly, person to person, and answer any questions they had.
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A young man and a young woman were moving alertly from person to person, talking to them, placing a reassuring hand on a shoulder.
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Messenger is a different product, and the research team decided to allow it because it has similarities with other person-to-person media services.
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COVID-19 is believed to spread from person to person through respiratory droplets from coughing and sneezing, according to the Centers for Disease Control.
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Postmates changed its platform to reduce person-to-person contact by allowing customers to digitally request their food be dropped off outside their door.
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Raw, opaque yet also deeply moving, the film tracks her as she wanders from place to place, person to person, alone and finally unknowable.
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All of these can vary person to person, and in particular, identifying the correct undertone is essential to choosing products that complement the skin.
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Unlike the person-to-person networks of the previous gadget, the mesh approach makes the network larger and stronger the more nodes there are.
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And while autism can obviously manifest itself differently from person to person, there's one quality that unites us all: the exhibition of antisocial traits.
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What these findings might suggest is that the effects of chewing gum may differ from person to person and may depend on one's eating personality.
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But what's especially terrifying about prions is that they can also be infectious, capable of spreading from person to person, or even animal to person.
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There's a great variety in nose variation from person to person, yet if you look at different ethnic populations, you will see differences across groups.
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With possible small exceptions, this activity looks largely the same from person to person, and it coincides with a flood of neurochemicals into our bodies.
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The diplomats experienced symptoms that varied from person to person but included dizziness, nausea, severe headaches, hearing loss, difficulty seeing, balance problems, fatigue, and tinnitus.
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There have been six confirmed cases in the country so far, and one in which the virus spread from person to person, and no deaths.
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OMGYes's very own research unsurprisingly unearthed huge amounts of variety in the particularities of how women desire and respond to erotic touch person-to-person.
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From there, a database will then algorithmically find the best ingredients and products to address those unique individual factors, which vary from person to person.
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They aren't contagious — you can't pass them from person to person — but they can eventually cause symptoms like itching, muscle and joint pain, and fatigue.
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Facebook introduced person-to-person payments within Messenger in early 2015, but today the company announced the feature is expanding to support groups, as well.
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Originally, this rule was implemented to help keep Twitter's timeline clear from person-to-person conversations that could clutter up the experience with idle chitchat.
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Less commonly, it can spread from person to person — which typically occurs in health care settings — and there's evidence that it can be transmitted sexually.
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There's no vaccine yet to prevent the spread of coronavirus from person to person, and many think that wearing a mask will be protect them.
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PayPal users in the U.S. will now be able to send and receive person-to-person payments over Facebook Messenger, the company announced this morning.
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Instagram product boss Kevin Weil says the point is to make make Instagram broadcasting more about person-to-person interactions, not just a TV alternative.
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And the scientists plan to continue transplanting testes onto rat necks, so that one day, entire testes may be reliably transplanted from person to person.
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That's the type that can be spread from person to person, rather than via the bite of infected fleas or contact with an infected animal.
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That's because Zika, a tropical disease carried from person to person by mosquitoes, has been linked to birth defects and deaths in newborns in Brazil.
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While that may be the case for some couples, levels of relationship satisfaction based on interactions with exes obviously will vary from person to person.
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The country's only two cases of person-to-person transmission happened within families, after someone traveled to China and infected a spouse upon their return.
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Mike Rogers, would put a 93 percent tax on all person-to-person wire transfers to Mexico, the rest of Latin America and the Caribbean.
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The lifespan of sperm varies from person to person, but it generally can live for a few days inside a woman's reproductive tract, he says.
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Hillary Clinton went person-to-person after her concession speech, thanking her most loyal supporters in the crowd, and you could almost feel the pain.
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Continuing its investment in India, Amazon today announced the launch of person-to-person (P2P) payments via Amazon Pay for Android users in the country.
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Apple Pay Cash is a super simple person-to-person payment system that works exactly where millions of us already live our lives: text messaging.
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It's transmitted from person to person, usually in close contact, such as kissing, sneezing or coughing, or living in close quarters with an infected person.
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Each has its own legacy technology, and many already have person-to-person payment tools, such as Chase's QuickPay, that are popular with some customers.
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Hormone levels naturally vary from person to person, and some cis female athletes might have natural hormone levels above the typical range for cis women.
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Viruses change as they're passed from person to person, so the genome had mutated significantly by the time the AIDS epidemic officially began in 1981.
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"The challenge with a radiological disaster is preventing further exposure and reducing the radiation spread from person to person," Livingston said in a phone interview.
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The severity of the effects vary greatly from person to person, and some, such as nausea, can be treated with secondary drugs under some circumstances.
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The flu virus has a protective gel-like coating that protects it in cold weather and makes it easier to spread from person to person.
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Even if you've gone down on too many vaginas to count, it's always a good idea to communicate, since preferences vary from person to person.
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We have learned that the amount of morphine produced from codeine liver metabolism can vary widely from person to person, a result of genetic differences.
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As Danescu-Niculescu-Mizil points out, we've had thousands of years to hone our person-to-person interactions, but only 20 years of social media.
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As a person-to-person relationship, I feel that I have a different idea, and I'll always have a different vision of what is beautiful.
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The liaison office, in the North Korean border town of Kaesong, establishes the first channel for full-time, person-to-person contact between the Koreas.
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Many shows are moving forward without their standard studio audiences, according to Deadline, in order to avoid the person-to-person spread of the virus.
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In New York City, the virus is transmitted from person to person more easily, Dr. Salvatore said, because of population density and shared public space.
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The company announced that all person-to-person (P219P) transactions under 1,000 Kenyan Schillings (≈ $10) would be free starting Tuesday for the next 90 days.
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Though experts are working to determine more information about the outbreak, the CDC says the virus is thought to spread through person-to-person contact.
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Though it's necessary to stay home and minimize person-to-person contact during a pandemic, the inescapable reality of "sheltering in place" is: It's boring.
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Then he heard the news: The United States had identified its first case of person-to-person transmission involving someone who had not traveled overseas.
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Mr. Palmer, the creator of Dogecoin, was an early fan of cryptocurrency, a form of encrypted digital money that is traded from person to person.
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Without quick action, the chances increase that the virus could pass from person to person within the U.S. and build into a full-fledged outbreak.
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Another way we can provide support is through person-to-person connections for veterans who need help, both during times of crisis and well before.
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The measure is part of a concerted effort by the Chinese government and corporations to protect workers and civilians by limiting person-to-person contact.
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Most of the patients are thought to have contracted the virus from animals, but person-to-person transmission appears to be possible, albeit less common.
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These can range from "Alexa, change the channel to..." or "Hey Google, turn on my TV." None of these commands differ from person to person.
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Officials in the city downplayed the severity of the virus in public even as evidence was available that it was spreading from person-to-person.
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According to the CDC, it mainly spreads from person to person "via respiratory droplets produced when an infected person coughs or sneezes," like the flu.
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Separately, Giuliani told the Post he did not address the issue of US aid to Ukraine in the Madrid person to person meeting this summer.
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Without quick action, the chances increase that the virus could pass from person to person within the U.S. and build into a full-fledged outbreak.
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And if you don't have access to a sink, hand sanitizer can be effective in preventing the spread of common germs from person to person.
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Comparing the flu and the Wuhan coronavirusBoth the flu and the coronavirus can be transmitted from person to person via coughing and other close contact.
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But it's worth keeping in mind that everyone's attention illuminates the world in a particular way, and what gets spotlighted differs from person to person.
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"It's frustrating to be passed from person to person when trying to conduct business, and we certainly recognize," said Mike Preston, executive director of AEDC.
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Person-to-person transmission is low but has been seen in Nigerian hospital settings, where four health workers died within five weeks during this outbreak.
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What aftercare means varies from person to person, and encompasses everything from cuddling to a post-spank convo to getting your partner a glass of water.
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I know now about the mathematics and theoretical game theory around trust — but how does that help me build trust on a person-to-person level?
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"Higher rates of antibiotic-resistant bacteria carriage in the community puts vulnerable people at risk of acquiring resistant infection through person-to-person transmission," Leonard says.
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But that can get lost in the sea of stories about the rising case counts, new person-to-person transmission cases and deaths outside of China.
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It is as chaotic as it is dangerous, since most battles revolve around person-to-person physical swings, and "friendly fire" is very much a threat.
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Venmo, which has been part of PayPal since 2013, is one of the more popular mobile applications for person-to-person payments in the United States.
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Though anthrax is not passed from person to person, some residents may be flown to another part of the tundra for inoculations as a preventive measure.
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Long codes (your full, 9 or 10-digit number) are used for person-to-person texts, since they are sent individually, and at a slower rate.
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They replace our traditional person-to-person social networks with artificial, algorithm-driven networks meant to maximize the amount of time we spend on the site.
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Atypical pneumonia can be caused by several types of bacteria, including Legionella pneumophila, mycoplasma pneumoniae and Chlamydophila pneumoniae, and can be passed from person to person.
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At 29, Cera has naturally come into his own, currently starring in self-aware, downplayed dramedies Lemon (out August 18) and Person To Person (out now).
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The first instance of person-to-person transmission of the Wuhan coronavirus in the United States – the sixth case overall – was confirmed by the CDC today.
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These droplets and the virus they contain can pass from person to person by direct contact or through the air from a sneeze or a cough.
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Ray and I did a few person-to-person transactions until I finally had $6 of his hard-earned cash in my Apple Pay Cash Card.
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Switching back and forth between two different configurations gives you a pretty good idea of just how much ears and hearing differ from person to person.
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There are five subtypes of Ebola virus, four of which can be transmitted from wild animals to people, who then spread the disease person to person.
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She said that the peace effort in Northern Ireland hinged on incredibly tough, person-to-person groundwork carried out by dozens of organizations and ecumenical groups.
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Right now, Visa Developer consists of more than 150 application program interfaces (APIs) that enable everything from fraud prevention, mobile checkouts and person-to-person payments.
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Insurance rates vary from person to person, and are calculated with information such as your driving history, your age and gender, and even your credit score.
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Their findings showed that not only can interpretation vary wildly from person to person, but that the misconstrued communications happened around a predictable set of emoji.
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Meanwhile, infectious diseases are commonly spread by direct person-to-person contact, according to the Mayo Clinic, and fecal matter is one agent of direct transmission.
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The medications that transgender people take in order to hormonally transition genders impact their reproductive capacity, but the effects of HRT varies from person to person.
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Scientists think the virus initially infected humans through contact with an infected animal, such as a bat, and then the virus spread from person to person.
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The person-to-person talks will be held Tuesday at the Peace House in the Demilitarized Zone between the two nations, a South Korean spokesperson said.
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"Person-to-person spread of COVID-19 is occurring and countries are reporting both travel-related cases and community spread of the disease," the CDC wrote.
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It spreads rapidly from person to person, and its goal is nothing less than to destroy everything that makes New York a living, breathing, vital organism.
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A. Foods high in cholesterol, like eggs or cheese, can raise blood cholesterol levels, though the effect is relatively modest and varies from person to person.
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Scientists think the virus initially infected humans through close contact with an infected animal, such as a bat, and then it spread from person to person.
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That's called the "reproductive number," or R753, and it depends on how easily the germ jumps from person to person—whether they're showing symptoms or not.
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Let your wife take a shot at explaining her work and making a person-to-person case for more humane (and sensible) treatment of sick people.
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When it comes to direct person-to-person contact, emotional contagion can lead people to experience the same emotions without being aware they are doing so.
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You should also decide how much time you want to spend with other people on the phone or online, and that varies from person to person.
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The disease spreads easily from person to person, causes serious illness, and can sweep across the country and around the world in a very short time.
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The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention expects to find more coronavirus cases in the United States, and more cases involving person-to-person transmission.
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Health officials expect to see more cases in the United States but believe the virus has not spread from person to person here (The Associated Press).
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China's National Health Commission confirmed that the virus, which causes a type of pneumonia, can pass from person-to-person, the official Xinhua News Agency said.
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China's National Health Commission confirmed that the virus, which causes a type of pneumonia, can pass from person-to-person, the official Xinhua News Agency said.
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It's rolling out in the US on Facebook and Messenger to start, and will support fundraisers, in-game purchases, event tickets, and person-to-person payments.
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"We expect to find additional cases in the United States and we expect more cases of person-to-person spread among close contacts," Dr. Messonnier said.
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Whereas past outbreaks have commonly been traced to a single food source, allowing the threat to be swiftly contained, this one is passing person to person.
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That means the new coronavirus is spreading from person to person in the US, Adalja said, rather than just among people who were recently in China.
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However, some patients in the outbreak reportedly have not had exposure to live animal markets, meaning that some limited person-to-person spread may be occurring.
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Personal preferences Although there are some universally appealing qualities of chocolate chip cookies that make them so addictive, specific preferences may vary from person to person.
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Facebook's current money-related services are limited; Messenger has enabled person-to-person payments since 2015, and merchants can accept payments from users on the platform.
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The Bipartisan Background Checks Act of 2019, which passed in the House in February, would prohibit most person-to-person firearm transfers without a background check.
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They say that the coronavirus is thought to mainly spread person-to-person through close contact and droplets when an infected person sneezes and coughs ( here ).
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Pneumonic plague attacks the lungs and spreads from person to person through droplets from coughing, like a cold, while bubonic plague spreads only from fleas to humans.
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This unholy landmark was based on a house Hannum knew of growing up, a rumor mill of illicit activity and unspeakable transgressions passed from person to person.
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With cases of person-to-person transmission outside China on the rise, health authorities around the globe are now scrambling to beef up their own diagnostic capabilities.
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The extent and severity of the abnormalities can vary from person to person, but many are missing part of their chest muscle, or part of their hand.
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Singapore has reported 28 infections, some involving person-to-person transmission, a feature the WHO has said is deeply concerning and could signal a much larger outbreak.
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The disease is spread from person to person, often from close contact or inhaling tiny droplets in the air produced when an infected person coughs or sneezes.
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Democrats should also revisit the playbook that made us digital mavens in the first place: grassroots organizing and authentic, scaled, person-to-person communication rooted in relationships.
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"While it varies from person to person, the general rule of thumb is the tighter your coil, the dryer your hair is," says celebrity hairstylist Tym Wallace.
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Today, Dallas County Health and Human Services (DCHHS) confirmed such a case, and it's the first person-to-person transmission of the disease in the United States.
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Some research shows much greater variability from person to person in the strength of the growth signals sent to muscles with a morning versus an evening workout.
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With the debit card rollout, PayPal hopes to gain an edge over rivals in the increasingly competitive digital payments landscape, especially in the person-to-person sector.
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Poliomyelitis, polio's formal name, is a highly infectious viral disease that is transmitted from person-to-person via the ingestion of contaminated feces, or through contaminated food.
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One bot-hunter, who asked not to be named because of his ongoing work with Facebook, said person-to-person reporting made his work far more difficult.
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"Legionnaires' disease is not contagious, cannot be transmitted person to person, and comes from a bacteria that is naturally in the environment, usually in water," it reads.
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"The government has made the right recommendations about infection control in health facilities...the virus is passed from person to person by poor infection control," says Heymann.
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"The infection is transmitted from person to person and requires close contact," said Dr. Lucila Marquez of Baylor College of Medicine and Texas Children's Hospital in Houston.
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It took time to learn first-hand what does and does not cause me to have seizures, because the condition varies so much from person to person.
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Such testing looks at a small portion of DNA, known as "short tandem repeats," to identify inherited regions of DNA that can vary from person to person.
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These TIPs steal the same proteins used by HIV to replicate, in effect taking away the virus' resources - and they can be transmitted from person to person.
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"This is a great time for us to move [person-to-person payments] from millennials to mainstream," said Lou Anne Alexander, Early Warning's group president for payments.
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It uses artificial intelligence to show everyone a broad perspective on the same information, unlike, say, the Facebook News Feed, which varies wildly from person to person.
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There are five subtypes of Ebola virus, four of which can be transmitted from wild animals to people, who can then spread the disease person-to-person.
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Health experts have raised concerns that, in fish spas, the fish are recycled from person to person, and the tubs may not be properly cleaned between uses.
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"For most people, their blood pressure and heart rate went up a little bit, but what we're interested in is the person-to-person differences," Gianaros said.
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"If you look at the success of Zelle and Venmo, you can clearly see there's a huge need for the person-to-person payment platform," said Holmes.
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Beyond adding person-to-person transfers and bill/utility payments through that deal, Truecaller is preparing to allow third-parties to integrate their services into its app.
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With evidence of sustained person-to-person transmission on multiple continents, it's time to stop focusing on containment and work instead to harden our domestic healthcare infrastructure.
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WhatsApp, which is owned by Facebook, has been developing a person-to-person payment service for India that it plans to introduce in the next few months.
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The flu-like coronavirus, which can be transmitted from person to person, originated in China late last year and spread to more than 60 countries since then.
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The White House has also been shifting more of its work online to limit person-to-person contact, and many staffers have opted to work from home.
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Despite the spike in cases, Cuomo assured residents the uptick had more to do with advancements in the state's testing capacity than with person-to-person transmission.
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Some coronaviruses, including this new one, have a viral envelope: a fat layer that protects viral particles when they travel from person to person in the air.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention say that COVID-19 is spread primarily through person-to-person contact, from something like a cough or a sneeze.
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While these charts are well meaning, it turns out that the point at which we use fat, like calories more generally, varies widely from person to person.
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"There is a 25-year war between person to person, village by village, city by city, province by province, and tribe against tribe," he told the tribunal.
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Each module contained anywhere from 14 to more than 500 related proteins, although the amounts of each protein within a module could vary from person to person.
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Image Credits: Flickr Image Credits: Flickr The company announced that all person-to-person (P2P) transactions under 143,000 Kenyan Schillings (≈ $10) would be free for three months.
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While CDC officials have said contaminated surfaces are a less important vector than droplets in person-to-person spread, the agency still advises people to heartily disinfect.
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Several of the remaining cases were linked to international travel, but a number of illnesses cannot be traced and are assumed to have spread person-to-person.
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But within weeks the virus began spreading from person-to-person within the U.S. as public health workers and the Trump administration struggled to contain the disease.
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The flu-like coronavirus, which can be transmitted from person to person, originated in China late last year and spread to more than 60 countries since then.
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There are thus far 423 total confirmed cases in the U.S., according to the Centers for Disease Control, 29 of which were spread from person to person.
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Both campaigns announced they would ask staff to work from home, limiting the large public events and person-to-person interaction that is core to traditional campaigning.
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Flu is a respiratory disease, passed from person to person by droplets of lung secretions that travel a few feet when an infected person sneezes or coughs.
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The Bipartisan Background Checks Act of 2019, which passed in the House back in February, would prohibit most person-to-person firearms transfers without a background check.
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And if you're worried about getting the virus through the air vents, "airborne transmission from person-to-person over long distances is unlikely," according to the CDC.
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Neither person had recently visited any other affected countries or had any connection to other confirmed cases, suggesting the city is confronting local person-to-person spread.
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The coronavirus — which has so far killed 427 people, infected more than 20,000 people, and been found in 24 countries — can be spread from person to person.
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It marked the second instance of person-to-person spread of the virus in the United States after another such case was reported last week in Illinois.
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Your body reacts and adapts to the exercise you doThe thing is, how different forms of exercise affect your body varies so much from person to person.
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Person-to-person transmission has been seen in at least 3 countries outside #China – Japan , Vietnam & Germany - and the cooperation and info-sharing has been very good.
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And although infection usually does not spread from person to person, having sex with an infected person or changing an infected person's diapers can increase the risk.
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The first case of person-to-person transmission of the new coronavirus has been confirmed in the United States by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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However, some of the patients have not had exposure to the animal markets, "suggesting that some limited person-to-person spread is occurring," the CDC said Friday.
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But more patients are now reporting they didn't have any connection to that market, which indicates the virus is spreading person-to-person, according to the CDC.
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The virus, which can pass from person-to-person, has been reported in Thailand, Japan and South Korea, raising concerns about its spread through international air travel.
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What causes writer's block, however, can differ from person to person, yet it is often linked to concepts of not being 'good enough' or lack of motivation.
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The person-to-person talks will be held Tuesday -- the day after Kim's birthday -- at the Peace House in the village of Panmunjom in the Demilitarized Zone.
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Person to Person is based on a short film of the same name and follows a number of people through a single day in New York City.
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Smallpox is spread by respiratory transmission and via fomites (clothes/linens/items that may carry an infection), in addition to being spread by person-to-person contact.
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Venezuelans use cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin as currency, for person-to-person trading, and for remittances (transfers or payments from outside the country) to exchange into bolivars and dollars.
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The strain does not seem to transmit easily from person to person, and sustained human-to-human infection has not been reported, according to the World Health Organization.
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Manifestations of ASD can vary from person to person, but they often include trouble interacting and communicating with others, such as by being unable to maintain eye contact.
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Lundquist says they can vary from person to person but generally involve cognitive behavioral therapy and addressing any possible trauma that could be a root of the anxiety.
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And while those apps can all spread from person to person, Hive's focus on campuses means that it will have to build individual networks at every single college.
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Many do not know that the Bible was once a "living document," passed orally from person to person, and from generation to generation, before finally being written down.
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Schibsted's biggest classified revenue streams come from services such as job adverts, car sales and real estate sales, and less from person-to-person trade in smaller items.
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Zika cannot be spread person-to-person and is not airborne The virus is spread by the Aedes aegypti mosquito, which also carries dengue and the chikungunya virus.
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The entirety of the couple's contact with crew happens through masks and gloves, which have been recommended to stop the spread of the virus from person to person.
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A cancer like that would have the power to metastasize not just from organ to organ, but from person to person, evolving deadly new skills along the way.
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But whether that feels affordable can hinge a lot on what the marketplace looked like before Obamacare launched — and that will vary a lot from person to person.
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Though Facebook doesn't allow users to complete person-to-person transactions on its service, the site hosts many community groups where people post items, including firearms, for sale.
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Ultimately, the company found the research was "more suited for person to person lip-reading than surveillance so on that basis decided to publish" the research, Walker said.
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Still others might be super-shedders, individuals who shed many more types of the virus into the environment -- and not just through person-to-person contact -- than others.
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India has launched a new payments system called Unified Payment Interface, or UPI, which is designed to make person-to-person and e-commerce transactions swifter and easier.
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Opposition figures have suggested forming human chains across the land borders to pass packages from person to person and fleets of boats arriving from the Dutch Caribbean islands.
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"The amount of bacteria varies a lot from person to person based on how sloppy someone is when blowing their candles out, but it does occur," Dawson said.
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Months after teasing Apple Pay Cash at its World Wide Developer Conference, Apple is ready to release the person-to-person payment option — at least in beta form.
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Like other person-to-person payment systems (Venmo, Zelle), Apple Pay Cash will let you use a credit or debit card to pay someone directly through your smartphone.
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Because the triggers and intensity of ASMR varies so extremely from person to person, it's so far been difficult to do much conclusive scientific research on the feeling.
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Legionnaire's disease, which is a very rare type of pneumonia that's caused by bacteria, is usually very treatable with antibiotics and does not spread from person to person.
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On The Jay & Farhad Show, former 9to5Mac (and future Bloomberg) reporter Mark Gurman said he's heard that iMessage may soon support person-to-person payments over Apple Pay.
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Whether they genuinely believe this or simply pretend to believe it as a mobilizing tool may vary from person to person, but the concept is despicable either way.
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Identifying the cause of bloating matters because the treatment that offers relief will vary from person to person and is therefore not a "one size fits all" solution.
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It is passed from person to person through the air, or from animals like rodents, and those infected experience high fever, trouble breathing and cough up bloody mucus.
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Newly released data highlights how users continue to flock to Snapchat for direct, person-to-person messaging in a way that Instagram has thus far failed to replicate.
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"Person to person, I can help 10 startups, but the ambition is to help 10,000 early and mid-stage entrepreneurs, not 10," Bansal told Bloomberg in an interview.
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Hepatitis A is typically spread when people eat contaminated food or water; more rarely, the virus is transmitted person-to-person through the "fecal-oral route," she explained.
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Each year, a new vaccine is formulated to match the most commonly circulating viruses, and efficacy can vary considerably from year to year and from person to person.
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While pain medication serves a very real purpose — to help people cope with intense pain for any number of reasons — pain tolerance can vary from person to person.
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Nipah can cause encephalitis (inflammation of the lining of the brain) as well as pulmonary disease, which, by inducing coughs, increases the chance of person-to-person spread.
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She tells me she won't be able to give me a clear-cut answer since using drugs is a subjective experience and effects differ from person to person.
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That illness, an infection with the bacterium Yersinia pestis, is very hard to spread even from person to person, unless there is direct contact with liquid bodily secretions.
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That suggests the infection is primarily being spread as a result of human fecal particles transmitted from person to person, the study team writes in Lancet Infectious Diseases.
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On the flip side, the very nature of increased economic activity, with more person-to-person contacts, would make it harder to control the spread of the epidemic.
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One reason is that mortality is easier to measure; the level of functioning that is important to an individual varies from person to person and changes over time.
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We will continue to campaign the same way, sitting down, person to person, leader to leader, bfw halls, Dunkin Donuts, returning to the great state of new Hampshire.
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The coronavirus is a respiratory illness that is thought to spread mainly through person-to-person contact, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
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That's because some coronaviruses, including this new one, have a viral envelope: a fat-layer that protects viral particles when traveling from person-to-person in the air.
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Illnesses like the flu spread when people come into close contact with each other, so keeping them apart can help prevent disease from passing from person to person.
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While the weeks and days leading up to death can vary from person to person, the hours before death are similar across the vast majority of human afflictions.
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A disease becomes a pandemic when it can infect many people over a large area, be transferred from person to person, and cause clinical illness, the HSE said.
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On Thursday, U.S. health officials confirmed nation's first person-to-person transmission of the virus — the husband of a Chicago woman who brought the infection back from Wuhan.
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"The best way [Sanders] feels to get our message out is person-to-person," Jackson told me Saturday at a canvass launch in Manchester, New Hampshire's largest city.
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Of the 14 US cases, two of them were the result of person-to-person transmission, one coming in California and the other in Illinois, health officials said.
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Person-to-person transmission of the virus has been confirmed, however, including among some patients overseas, and countries are scrambling to ensure it does not spread further afield.
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Officials added that there is no evidence that person-to-person transmission has occurred in Orange County and said that the current risk of local transmission remains low.
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On Thursday, David Heymann, the chairman of a WHO committee gathering data on the outbreak, said the virus spreads more easily from person to person than previously thought.
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The big question the growing caseload and these travelers raise — arguably the most important question about this outbreak — is whether the virus is spreading from person to person.
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It will initially be available for fundraisers, person-to-person payments, event tickets, in-game purchases, and some purchases from pages and businesses that operate on Facebook's Marketplace.
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They really want somebody they trust, and I have a feeling that it will be very much a person to person operation ten or 20 years from now.
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Neither the United States nor Iran is perfect, but both will gain from person-to-person contacts, building toward knowledge and understanding and away from preconceptions and ideology.
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As person-to-person transmissions spread in other countries outside of China, including South Korea, Japan, Italy and Iran, the coronavirus is likely to spread further, he said.
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Her husband, who did not travel to China, was the first confirmed case of person-to-person transmission of the virus in the United States, the CDC said.
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The first U.S. incident of person-to-person spread of the new coronavirus was identified in Illinois, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said on Thursday.
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In Germany, four people from the same company were infected in what is being seen as one of the first cases of person-to-person transmission outside China.
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There's been a surge of infections, which has convinced some experts that the virus can be transmitted from person to person, as our Post colleague Anna Fifield reports.
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" Orange County health officials said they will be monitoring any close contacts, but that there is "no evidence that person-to-person transmission has occurred in Orange County.
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It is most commonly transmitted to people from rodent excrement, and it can be transmitted from person to person by contact with blood or bodily fluids, Ribner said.
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During a rapidly growing public health emergency like Coronavirus, delays in seeking and receiving care will inevitably result in increasing person-to-person infections and cause unnecessary deaths.
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But experts also worry about offensive strikes and agents of unusual lethality, especially the smallpox virus, which spreads person-to-person and kills a third of its victims.
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The virus does not spread from person-to-person — rather, people contract legionnaires from breathing in the bacteria, often from mist and the water dripping from air conditioning units.
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From what I heard, they ran a data-model-driven campaign that forgot the basics of campaigning 101 where it's still a person-to-person, human-to-human effort.
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But the president again is emphasizing to the Chinese as we&aposve told them in you know person-to-person meetings we are going to protect our family jewels.
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Plus, Vandery notes, individual biology, due to heredity or environmental factors, could lead to intense person-to-person variation in effects, which we do not understand well enough yet.
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But since color association is so subjective and varies from person to person, it's hard to say that any single color definitively suppresses the human appetite as a whole.
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Tedros voiced concern at incidents, reported by European authorities at the weekend, of person-to person spread of the virus by people with no history of travel to China.
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The virus eventually infected her husband, the U.S.'s first confirmed case of person-to-person transmission of the virus, the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reported.
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Throughout the medical calamity and political frenzy that took hold after the epidemic started gaining steam, officials scrambled to understand how the virus was transmitted from person to person.
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The somewhat good news about this particular ricin outbreak is that ricin poisoning isn't contagious, so it can't spread from person to person through contact, according to the CDC.
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Venmo processed about $4 billion in person-to-person payments in the second quarter of 2016, up 141 percent from a year earlier, according to PayPal's most recent report.
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The condition does not spread from person to person — rather, people contract legionnaires' from breathing in the bacteria, often from mist and the water dripping from air-conditioning units.
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But there is a small problem: The rate at which we burn calories can vary rather a lot from person-to-person, based on weight and other physiological factors.
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According to a Seeking Alpha transcript, Twilio's CFO said that Previously, Verizon has treated all P2P, or person to person and A2P or application to person, messaging the same.
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Officials said that it was unlikely that Ebola had been spreading from person to person in a hidden outbreak leading back to the country's last known case in September.
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Meanwhile, in Person To Person, Cera stars as an investigative reporter for a sensationalist paper, who doubles as a well-meaning musician— who, yes, is quirky but ultimately sad.
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Opposition figures have suggested forming human chains across the Colombian border to pass aid packages from person to person and fleets of boats arriving from the Dutch Caribbean islands.
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Though these findings will of course vary from person to person, the survey makes the important point that being single isn't always as miserable as everyone makes it seem.
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Muscle growth varies so much from person to person that it's almost impossible to predict in advance exactly how much muscle you'll gain over a certain period of time.
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These are precisely the people you would normally be conducting person-to-person cash payments (think about how many kids are about to start getting their allowance this way).
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Our latest study, published in the journal PLOS Computational Biology, helped us better understand the transition to unconsciousness during sedation, and how this transition varies from person to person.
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But until his invention in 1971 of the first network person-to-person email, there was no way to send something to a specific person at a specific address.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Obama administration on Monday welcomed Facebook Inc's move last week to prohibit users from using its services to coordinate person-to-person private sales of firearms.
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"As we've pursued additional analysis and review, we have determined that the initial number of person-to-person (P2P) messages released is higher than initially reported," the statement said.
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The precise change varies from person to person, but several studies have measured the effect of food and drink taxes (and outright bans) on overall caloric consumption and weight.
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The H7N9 strain does not seem to transmit easily from person to person, and sustained human-to-human infection has not been reported, according to the World Health Organization.
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The Federal Emergency Management Agency says that more than 85033,000 people are in 230 shelters across Texas, providing plenty of opportunities for disease to spread from person to person.
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But until his invention in 1971 of the first network person-to-person email there was no way to send something to a specific person at a specific address.
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Spread person to person via the bite of an infected Aedes species of mosquito, symptoms of Zika virus include fever, rash, conjunctivitis (red eyes) and joint pain, among others.
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With OS 4, person-to-person payments will be possible via Apple Pay, which means you can send and request money right from the Messages app on your watch.
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Naturally, that exact time is going to vary from person to person, depending on each individual&aposs preferences, which form what a mathematician would call an idiosyncratic utility function.
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Per the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), person-to-person spread of the coronavirus is most likely between people who are within six feet of each other.
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Those moves are part of a strategy known as contact tracing, which involves following the chain of transmission from person to person, and trying to get ahead of it.
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January 30: First case of person-to-person transmission of the virus in the US is confirmed -- the husband of an Illinois woman who contracted the virus in China.
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Strong ties vary from country to country, city to city, and person to person, but examples include: —Your job; —Your home; and/or —Your relationships with family and friends.
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With these dictatorial figures he can negotiate a person-to-person deal that immediately engages their whole countries, and by this demonstration of their power he magnifies his own.
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That would include having traveled to a country or area of the US with sustained person-to-person transmission, or having been in contact with someone with COVID-19.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention echoed the warning, saying, "Cruise ship passengers are at increased risk of person-to-person spread of infectious diseases, including COVID-19."
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The service sector of the economy that is dependent on a lot of direct service from person to person, I think is going to undergo some changes as well.
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Last year, the CDC saw its first reported case of Powassan transmitted person-to-person through a blood transfusion, and the rare disease recently killed one New York resident.
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Chick-fil-A announced on Monday that it would be shutting down its dining room seating in an effort to limit person-to-person contact amid the coronavirus outbreak.
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KFC and Pizza Hut launched a contactless delivery service in China last Thursday, in an attempt to reduce the risk of person-to-person transmission of the deadly coronavirus.
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The World Health Organization just declared the Wuhan coronavirus outbreak a global health emergencyUS officials confirmed the first person-to-person spread of the coronavirus: a case in Illinois.
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Though there are still a lot of questions about how the virus is spreading, and how it behaves, it's believed to spread from person to person through respiratory droplets.
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The two person-to-person transmissions are concerning, as is the fact the virus has caused deaths -- two of the three criteria necessary for declaring a pandemic, she said.
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It suggests the coronavirus may now be spreading in the country, person-to-person — with this person just the first to be symptomatic, seek medical care, and test positive.
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Although the pictures and sounds that we can generate in our heads vary greatly from person to person, we still do not yet know how to measure nonsensory imagination.
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Coronaviruses are transmitted between animals and people, but experts have now confirmed that the virus is spreading through person-to-person contact, including from patients to health care workers.
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European regulators today bumped the risk of importing the virus to the region up from "low" to "moderate" after experts confirmed it can be spread from person to person.
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The World Health Organization called a meeting to decide whether to declare the outbreak an international health emergency as evidence mounted that the virus spreads from person to person.
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However, some patients in the outbreak reportedly had not been to animal markets, which suggests that "some limited person-to-person spread may be occurring," according to the CDC.
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With this highly infectious disease transmitted from person to person through bodily fluids like saliva, blood, breast milk and feces, patient care is key to reducing the infection rate.
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And unlike Facebook and Instagram, where much of the activity is publicly visible online, WhatsApp's messages are generally hidden because it began as a person-to-person communication tool.
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Moreover, in countries where the WHO has reported person-to-person transmission and deaths, we've shown additional messages to people toward the top of News Feed with more information.
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"There is a widespread, ongoing outbreak of respiratory illness caused by a novel (new) coronavirus that can be spread from person to person," the CDC said in an advisory.
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But the genome — all the DNA in our cells — not only varies from person to person, it can also vary from cell to cell, even within the same individual.
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A month into the novel coronavirus outbreak, 13 days after it was confirmed the virus could spread from person to person, we got a message from my husband's employer.
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"There is a widespread, ongoing outbreak of respiratory illness caused by a novel (new) coronavirus that can be spread from person to person," the C.D.C. said in an advisory.
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Among the 80 international cases, fewer than a dozen similar cases of person-to-person infection from a traveler to another person have been identified so far, Redfield noted.
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The condition does not spread from person to person — rather, people contract Legionnaires' from breathing in the bacteria, often from mist and the water dripping from air-conditioning units.
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The symptoms vary from person to person, with some feeling just a mild weakness and others experiencing "devastating" paralysis, according to the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke.
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"Once the reality of coronavirus sets in at a person-to-person level the assumptions we all have about financial markets will change," said Wilson in an email exchange.
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I've come to see this as an element of the work itself: it generates narratives, gets passed along from person to person, takes on a mythic life of its own.
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That interpupillary distance varies from person to person, and what Bristol characterizes as being "the 5th-to-903th percentile" of adults spans a range of more than half an inch.
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And with more people living in crowded cities, it's easy for viruses to jump from person to person and for mosquitoes to find large concentrations of humans to feast on.
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In fact, transmission of these bacteria person-to-person may be occurring without symptoms, say the researchers, from the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health and the Broad Institute.
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In addition to adding numerous new tools to iOS (including person-to-person payments in iMessage), Apple also announced a much awaited feature: a one-handed keyboard mode on iPhone.
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With the new rules, in particular the person-to-person exchange, an individual, or lawyer, should be able to make a determination about travel to Cuba without taking this step.
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Its early symptoms vary from person to person, but they typically include cognitive impairment, having difficulty finding words, spatial issues, and impaired judgment, according to the National Institute on Aging.
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The symptoms and signs of O157:H7 E. coli infection will vary from person to person, and most people will start to feel sick three or four days after exposure.
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Similar to Venmo, you can make person-to-person payments through iMessage, which are authenticated with Touch ID. There are some improvements to the Camera and Live Photos as well.
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In addition to the lack of newspapers in rural communities, oral narrative, rather than written history, was the primary mode of passing information from person to person, generation to generation.
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While some banks already have their own person-to-person payment services — there's Chase Quick Pay, for example — this group effort presents one of the strongest challenges to Venmo yet.
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The parameters of becoming an "internet boyfriend" vary from person-to-person, but in general, it's a combination of an actor's ability to be genuine, approachable, and a bit eccentric.
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The study team's estimate that two thirds of the cases are surfacing because the disease is spreading by person-to-person contact "is mostly likely a minimum estimate," Gandhi said.
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In the Kwun Tong district, the web of Jiushun connections seems to expand from person to person and place to place - without offering many hints where the BDA money went.
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Whether or not the rush of a giant roller coaster works for you while stoned will vary from person to person, but it would sure make for an interesting experience.
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For most non-Africans, at least 1 to 4 percent of it comes from Neanderthals, although the exact genetic content of that 1 to 4 varies from person to person.
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It's worth noting that bird flu strain H5N1, which first appeared in 2005, still can't successfully pass from person to person, so public health officials are slow to raise alarm.
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Setting up an income-based repayment plan requires paperwork and person-to-person interactions that are more costly for the servicer than forbearance, which typically requires only a phone call.
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But the specific time a person says, "I'm sleepy and going to bed now," or "I am awake and going to get up," can be different from person to person.
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Nipah virus can also spread directly from person to person, with family members or medical staff most at risk since transmission requires very close contact with the ill or deceased.
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According to the survey, done before the launch of U.S. Bank's digital payment app Zelle, only 43 percent of respondents reported making a payment through a person-to-person app.
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Preference varies from person to person, but if you don't know where to start, try upward licks, lifting from the base of the tongue and gliding upwards along the clitoris.
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Venmo alone processed about $4.9 billion in person-to-person payments in the third quarter of 2016, up 131 percent from a year earlier, according to PayPal's most recent report.
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At the same time, researchers saw extreme variation in bacteria from person to person, and it remains very difficult to say what makes a given person's microbiome better or worse.
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Ultimately the city made the call to cancel because "We had evidence of increasing person to person spread in multiple communities," Escott, the interim head of Austin Public Health, said.
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Since people started to use their own initiative, studies indicate, person-to-person dealings have become the way millions of North Koreans procure basic necessities such as food and clothing.
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Unlike the more common bubonic plague — which spreads from rats to humans via fleas — pneumonic plague spreads from person to person through coughing and can be fatal within 24 hours.
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This may be because some coronaviruses (and the flu) have a viral envelope: a layer of fat that protects viral particles when traveling from person to person in the air.
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In general, they said, officials in China downplayed the severity of the outbreak in the early weeks and did not acknowledge evidence of person-to-person transmission until Jan. 20.
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Earlier this week, a top CDC official said the World Health Organization will likely deem the coronavirus a global pandemic once sustained person-to-person spread takes hold outside China.
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"At this time there is no indication of person-to-person spread of this virus at the quarantine facility," said Dr. Chris Braden, who leads the CDC on-site team.
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According to the Centers for Disease Control, person-to-person transmission of coronavirus usually occurs among close contact, or within about six feet, when an infected person coughs or squeezes.
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The cases now include the first person-to-person transmission in the United States, and a rare State Department level four advisory of "do not travel" to anywhere in China.
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But on Thursday, officials announced the first person-to-person transmission of the virus within the US. So what are officials doing to avert a massive outbreak in the US?
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Authorities said the Wuhan coronavirus was passed from animals to humans; can be spread from person to person; and appears to cause pneumonia in people who have weakened immune systems.
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On Thursday, David Heymann, the chairman of a World Health Organization committee gathering data on the outbreak, said the virus spreads more easily from person to person than previously thought.
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Earlier in the day, David Heymann, the chairman of a WHO committee gathering data on the virus, said the virus spreads more easily from person to person than previously thought.
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Surgical masks work by blocking out germs from large particle droplets and preventing mouth-borne germs from transferring from person to person in areas of close contact like public transit.
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Other than evacuated passengers from the Diamond Princess cruise ship, there are only 15 U.S. cases of coronavirus - just two from person-to-person transmission after return - and no deaths.
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Symptoms of thyroid dysfunction vary widely from person to person and tend to develop gradually, so patients and doctors may not recognize them as a problem warranting exploration and treatment.
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An answer to this question requires knowing the answers to two other questions: How easily does the 2019-nCoV spread from person to person, and how deadly is the virus?
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We don't yet know how exactly 22019-nCoV spreads, but we do have a lot of data on how MERS, SARS, and other respiratory viruses move from person to person.
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California officials believe there was no person-to-person transmission in the county and "risk of local transmission remains low," while Arizona officials are investigating close contacts of the individual.
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At least 3 people in China were infected with pneumonic plague in November, which is the most dangerous kind, and the only one that can travel from person to person.
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Experts argue, however, that the health impacts of alcohol consumption can vary from person to person and the study should not be taken as a "green light" for excessive drinking.
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One case of possible person-to-person sexual transmission has been described but the PAHO said more evidence is needed to confirm whether sexual contact is a means of Zika transmission.
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Apple announced on Monday that it is introducing person-to-person payments within iMessage, a feature that will allow for the easy transfer of money between people on its messaging platform.
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Two cases of possible person-to-person sexual transmission has been described, but the PAHO said more evidence is needed to confirm whether sexual contact is a means of Zika transmission.
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Nearly six months after taking its first steps to expand beyond person-to-person payments, Paypal-owned Venmo is now opening up its in-app purchase abilities to all its users.
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The new cases take Singapore's the city-state's virus tally to 33 with the alert level raised to orange, denoting the disease is severe and passes easily from person-to-person.
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Young Americans, Russians, French, English, Japanese, Mexicans, Germans, Brazilians, Czechs, Slovaks, Poles, Israelis, and Arabs had far fewer means of person-to-person communication in 1968 than our contemporaries have today.
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In the U.S., there has been one case of person-to-person transmission, but it may be premature for the general public to start wearing masks, say doctors, according to CNN.
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Private group chats are a difficult gray area between public, many-to-many communications online where most people expect moderation and direct person-to-person communications where they generally do not.
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Two cases of possible person-to-person sexual transmission have been described, but the PAHO said more evidence is needed to confirm whether sexual contact is a means of Zika transmission.
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He envisions it being "the future of person-to-person translation," not just for refugees, but also for lawyers, journalists, or even if someone wants to travel to a different country.
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The syndrome's impact can vary from person to person, either causing a mild weakness in the body or a "devastating" paralysis, according to the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke.
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Condoms and dental dams, when used consistently and correctly, may lower the chances of giving or getting oral HPV because they can stop the transmission of HPV from person to person.
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While the initial meetings vary from person to person, there are some common themes driving Son's discussions and investments, according to six founders who have taken money from the Vision Fund.
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What it means to succeed in America varies drastically from person to person, but it isn't necessarily mean making a lot of money, according to new data from Pew Research Center.
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A far graver risk to public health would occur if a strain of the avian influenza virus mutated so that it became transmittable from person to person like the seasonal flu.
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Cash is common, and more than a few person-to-person payment systems, like the popular mPesa in Kenya, have arisen to fill the gap — but fluidity is still a problem.
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As for Ebola, scientists think people are initially infected with Ebola virus through contact with an infected animal, such as a bat, and then the virus spreads from person to person.
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" In late February, CDC's Dr. Nancy Messonnier said, "The fact that this virus has caused illness -- including illness that has resulted in death -- and sustained person-to-person spread is concerning.
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In those early days, the virus that causes Covid-1003 didn't have a name (now, it's SARS-CoV-2100), and it wasn't yet clear that it could spread person to person.
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Rees makes us feel the weight of a thousand tiny injustices pile up over the years, and easily pivots between a systemic view of racism and a person-to-person one.
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Earlier in the day, a top CDC official said the World Health Organization will likely deem the coronavirus a global pandemic once sustained person-to-person spread takes hold outside China.
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The amount you need in a rainy day fund varies person-to-person and depends on things like your age, job, when you plan to retire and your tolerance for risk.
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President Uhuru Kenyatta encouraged people to use the service because it would cut down on the handling of cash and the risk of the virus being transmitted from person to person.
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