Formal quarantine dinner ##coronavirus ##family ##foryou ##goldchain Quarantine or family bonding?
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"To us, quarantine or non-quarantine, nothing changes," they tell me.
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Putting people in quarantine These are the reasons we put people in quarantine.
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"Eligible" workers ordered to quarantine by health officials are being paid administrative leave during the quarantine, while those who choose to quarantine themselves must take sick leave.
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An individual is quarantined with the expectation of returning to work after the quarantine is overThere's a difference between self-isolation, self-quarantine, and a legally enforced quarantine order.
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Evacuees took Zumba classes under quarantine Before the mandatory quarantine was instated at the Riverside base, one of the evacuees tried to leave the premises and was placed under individual quarantine.
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"We agreed to the quarantine, we supported the quarantine and did everything required of us," Courter said.
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As the novel coronavirus progresses, many are finding themselves in quarantine, self-quarantine, or practicing social distancing.
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Passengers placed on quarantine The CDC is placing passengers arriving from Wuhan under a 14-day quarantine.
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"The quarantine definition is very 19th century, making 21st-century quarantine options difficult to implement," Dr. Cartter wrote.
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Except for several hours when the quarantine was lifted before it was reimposed, the quarantine has been constant.
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" Brady admitted that their "quarantine is a little different" because the two now "quarantine between both of our homes.
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"We can be taken in quarantine, and extracted in quarantine and arrive in the United States safely," she said.
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More than 1,780 people are under voluntary quarantine in the city, with an additional 29 people under mandatory quarantine, he said.
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China will impose centralized quarantine on travelers who enter country via highways, and step up quarantine of international ships, it said.
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China will impose centralized quarantine on travellers who enter country via highways, and step up quarantine of international ships, it said.
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The president seems not to want to allow passengers out of their quarantine on board the ship and into quarantine on land.
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What a 'national quarantine' might look likeA national quarantine would be similar to the decision Italy and other European countries have made.
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Quarantine covers those on regular flights from China The federal quarantine order applies to Americans arriving on regular passenger flights, as well.
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At the same time that I initiated the first federally mandated quarantine in over 50 years, we had to quarantine some people.
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Residents will be required to quarantine in their homes, while visitors will be allowed to quarantine in their hotel rooms or rented lodging.
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More than 85033 people who returned on chartered flights from Wuhan remain under federal quarantine, while another 195 were discharged from quarantine Tuesday.
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Local quarantine stations were slowly turned over to the federal government and the quarantine system was fully nationalized by 1921, according to the CDC.
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My quarantine was due to end in a few days (two weeks since exposure and one week since quarantine), and time was running out.
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Quarantine camp set up in three days The jail's temporary solution for coronavirus -- a quarantine camp -- is unlike anything else seen in the country.
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The next day, there was broad confusion over whether the citywide quarantine was still in place, and when exactly the countrywide quarantine would begin.
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Beyond government-required quarantine and self-quarantine voluntarily entered into by individuals, the current situation will be a test of entrenched U.S. work norms.
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To be most effective, the quarantine compliance rate should be 2202 percent, which means that virtually all individuals selected for quarantine should take part.
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Quarantine looks like a lot of sitting aroundOne user, Mackenzie Britt, has been in quarantine at home in Paris for the last six days.
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Quarantine pay will apply to employees who are placed under mandatory quarantine, and confirmed illness pay will apply to employees diagnosed with the coronavirus.
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Questions over the quarantine method Infectious disease experts have expressed skepticism that the current quarantine system is the best way to contain the virus.
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While foreign travellers leaving the ship face more quarantine at home, Japanese do not - a situation that has stoked concerns about Japan's quarantine practices.
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Pete Ricketts posted a video of himself on Twitter bumping elbows with people leaving quarantine at the University of Nebraska's National Quarantine Unit in Omaha.
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"It's either massive testing or massive quarantine, and we don't want to quarantine, so we're going to have to do the testing," he told MSNBC.
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Pete Ricketts posted a video of himself on Twitter, bumping elbows with people leaving quarantine at the University of Nebraska's National Quarantine Unit in Omaha.
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Any travelers who fail to voluntarily quarantine will be subject to "forced isolation or quarantine by the New Mexico Health Department," according to the order.
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Shanghai has designated hotels as quarantine sites for inbound international travelers, but it has not yet made quarantine there compulsory for all travelers on arrival.
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A Wuhan-type quarantine is extremely unlikely, as a quarantine won't stop the spread of a disease that has been found all over the world.
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Rapped while in quarantine After testing positive for coronavirus earlier this month, actress Rita Wilson and her husband Tom Hanks have been stuck in quarantine.
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"You may be placed in quarantine or denied entry to some countries, and you may need to self-quarantine on return to Australia," the website highlighted.
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After returning from the quarantine aboard the cruise ship, about 150 passengers were brought to Fairfield's Travis Air Force Base for an additional government-mandated quarantine.
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"One tool is quarantine which typically means limiting exposure," she said, explaining that a person is released from quarantine once they show proof of immunity to measles.
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Executive Director Rick Cotton is under self-quarantine working from home, and his senior team will be tested and placed in quarantine as well, the governor said.
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Passengers will now be transferred to federal facilities for quarantine, state officials said, and the 2196,217 or so crew members will remain on the ship for quarantine.
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Passengers will now be transferred to federal facilities for quarantine, state officials said, and the 1,7003 or so crew members will remain on the ship for quarantine.
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"No city in this state can quarantine itself without state approval and I have no interest whatsoever, and no plan whatsoever, to quarantine any city," Cuomo said.
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"Quarantine is not fun, but I would much rather be in quarantine and know I'm not exposing anyone else to this — and I'll take that," she added.
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Guests who are otherwise healthy will be transferred to a quarantine facility or can remain on board through the end of the quarantine period, the company said.
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During the quarantine, "it was not unexpected that additional cases would be reported involving individuals who were exposed prior to the start of the quarantine," Kamali added.
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For some, this meant staying in quarantine for just a couple of hours; for others unable to get a hold on those records, the quarantine lasted much longer.
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The Americans, who have already faced a two-week quarantine for the coronavirus, will face another 14-day quarantine at Air Forces bases in California when they return.
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It is, without doubt, the largest quarantine ever erected, and one that would be barely recognizable to the people who first created quarantine policies in the Middle Ages.
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The hospital campus includes a 10-bed biocontainment unit for serious treatment, as well as a 20-bed quarantine unit, the only federal quarantine unit in the country.
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Italy instituted a country-wide quarantine Tuesday, and the US has begun employing more aggressive quarantine and social distancing measures in places like Washington state and New York.
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Instead of major research efforts to develop a test and medications, there were inane suggestions for forced quarantine of gay men and an actual forced quarantine of Haitians.
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The WHO says that while there are no universal standards regarding the infrastructure for a quarantine facility, at the bare minimum, quarantine wards should not enhance potential transmission.
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This voluntary quarantine stands in contrast to federal mandatory quarantine orders, which have been issued to Americans returning from Hubei province, the epicenter of the COVID-19 outbreak.
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All US quarantines are under control of the Division of Global Migration and Quarantine, a branch of the CDC, which currently has 20 quarantine stations throughout the country.
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But the city&aposs quarantine isn&apost foolproofChen said it could be more difficult to quarantine small towns and villages that don&apost rely on major transportation systems.
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Samantha Bee is trying to make it through the quarantine without attacking her spouse: Bernie Sanders is spending the quarantine playing with his grandson: Tell me Bernie Sanders pretending to be a scary monster to his grandson is not the cutest thing you ever did see (during a quarantine) pic.twitter.
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"The quarantine people who filed the case are worried that foreign inspectors don't care about Egypt's crop and the safety of the population," said Mohamed Zaki, a quarantine inspector.
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I walked freely through the airport, more than 500 meters to the quarantine office where about 10 quarantine officers hastily tried to process everybody who came from my flight.
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In March 193, author Katie Cicatelli-Kuc released her romance novel Quarantine: A Love Story — about two strangers who meet when they land in quarantine after a trip abroad.
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Vanessa, apparently already bored in quarantine, decided to do a makeup tutorial Monday night, but swayed off topic when a viewer asked about the quarantine possibly lasting until July.
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On-Going Parties: Home School at Club Quarantine DJ D-Nice, real name Derrick Jones, hosts Club Quarantine on his Instagram Live every day at 113:211 p.m. EST.
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Exceptions for home quarantine can only be made upon strict evaluation for the elderly, children, pregnant women or patients with underlying conditions that are not suitable for collective quarantine.
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Poland on Friday released an app which requires people in quarantine for COVID-19 to periodically send selfies of themselves on request to prove they're sticking to their quarantine.
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Don Beyer to self-quarantine after contact with friend who tested positive for coronavirus Gaetz tests negative for coronavirus MORE (D-Calif.) also announced her self-quarantine Monday. Rep.
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Public health experts and researchers now believe the quarantine probably generated more cases — both because the virus appears to be highly contagious and because proper quarantine protocols weren't followed.
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People who are in quarantine are entitled to a written order from the CDC within 72 hours of being apprehended that explains why the agency thinks quarantine is necessary.
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Don Beyer to self-quarantine after contact with friend who tested positive for coronavirus MORE (R-Texas) all announced they would self-quarantine after potentially being exposed to the virus.
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Meanwhile, cots were set up in a nearby room and in a building that serves as an astronaut quarantine facility, where astronauts quarantine before launch to avoid getting sick in space.
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Don Beyer to self-quarantine after contact with friend who tested positive for coronavirus MORE (R-Texas) also interacted with the individual who attended CPAC and announced his self-quarantine Sunday.
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The orange alert measures include a national quarantine on the country's 6.4 million citizens, closing schools for three weeks, and requiring a 30-day quarantine on Salvadorans returning home from abroad.
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Two were being held as part of a federally-mandated 14-day quarantine at a military base in San Diego, and a third was in quarantine at the San Antonio base.
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"As any quarantine extends, the economic and social hardships on the community under quarantine will expand, requiring the delivery of food and services and also hindering local economic activity," he said.
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The last time such a quarantine order was issued was in the 1960s for smallpox evaluation, Dr. Martin Cetron, director of CDC's Division of Global Migration and Quarantine, told reporters Friday.
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The video of the 2 creative dudes playing quarantine tennis is spreading like wildfire ... and may inspire some more sports being altered for the times -- how can we make quarantine basketball work??
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The CDC can also issue a federal isolation or quarantine order, which allows state public health authorities to seek help from local law enforcement to administer and enforce the federal quarantine orders.
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Brownlee said the State Department is "working to assure that travelers placed under quarantine have access to appropriate food and healthy living conditions" and urged Americans to follow the Peruvian quarantine guidelines.
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Don Beyer to self-quarantine after contact with friend who tested positive for coronavirus MORE (R-Ga.) also said they would self-quarantine after coming into contact with the CPAC patient. Rep.
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Don Beyer to self-quarantine after contact with friend who tested positive for coronavirus MORE (R-Texas) also had contact with the individual who attended CPAC and went into self-quarantine Sunday.
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Israel also announced a major new quarantine policy of its own: All people arriving to the country from abroad — both Israelis and foreigners — will be required to quarantine themselves for 14 days.
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Cruise ship quarantine Thousands of passengers on board the Diamond Princess cruise ship, docked at the Japanese port of Yokohama, are days away from the official end of their two-week quarantine.
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"We were having discussions and arguments and disputes about how to deal with a quarantine and where that quarantine would be while planes from China were in the air," Mr. Schatz said.
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The escape, which raised questions about the effectiveness and rigidity of Russia's coronavirus quarantine measures, prompted St. Petersburg's chief sanitary doctor to sue Ilyina for flouting quarantine rules and jeopardizing public health.
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The escape, which raised questions about the effectiveness and rigidity of Russia's coronavirus quarantine measures, prompted St. Petersburg's chief sanitary doctor to sue Ilyina for flouting quarantine rules and jeopardizing public health.
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Sen. Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzScalise to self-quarantine in response to Diaz-Balart test Florida Republican becomes first lawmaker to test positive for coronavirus Cory Gardner to self-quarantine MORE (R-Texas) said he is extending his self-quarantine after learning he came in contact with a second person who has tested positive for the coronavirus.
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Read more:The US military has set up 15 coronavirus quarantine camps on its bases, and 600 citizens are still isolated thereChina's unprecedented quarantine of 11 million people in Wuhan is 3 weeks old.
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After their posts from the first few days in quarantine, the couple has captured the ups and downs of quarantine room service, the skyline over the Yokohama port, and lounging in their bathrobes.
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Helen Rosner, a food writer for the New Yorker, asked her Twitter followers for their questions about home cooking and grocery shopping during quarantine and answered them in a new quarantine cooking column.
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These homeless students are disproportionately affected by quarantine measures because it doesn't just keep them from school for a couple weeks — quarantine efforts will keep homeless students from accessing shelter and basic necessities.
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When you ask a doctor or a nurse or any health care professional, should we try to quarantine— should we try to quarantine free mental health care for workers on the front lines?
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When you ask a doctor or a nurse or any health care professional, should we try to quarantine— should we try to quarantine free mental health care for workers on the front lines?
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Don Beyer to self-quarantine after contact with friend who tested positive for coronavirus MORE (R-Fla.) said he would self-quarantine after learning he came into contact with the same individual. Rep.
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Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzScalise to self-quarantine in response to Diaz-Balart test Florida Republican becomes first lawmaker to test positive for coronavirus Cory Gardner to self-quarantine MORE (R-Texas), Rep.
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Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzScalise to self-quarantine in response to Diaz-Balart test Florida Republican becomes first lawmaker to test positive for coronavirus Cory Gardner to self-quarantine MORE (R) in 85033.
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Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzScalise to self-quarantine in response to Diaz-Balart test Florida Republican becomes first lawmaker to test positive for coronavirus Cory Gardner to self-quarantine MORE (R-Texas), Sen.
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Prime Minister Benjamin NetanyahuBenjamin (Bibi) NetanyahuMORE announced the quarantine will extend to all people entering the country, instead of the previous quarantine applying just to those returning from several European and Asian countries.
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He also said that such a quarantine can't be taken as a guarantee that no one can leave, and that the potential for people to get around a quarantine has to be observed.
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They may block off certain areas or quarantine infected patients.
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How do you think of a quarantine, versus a ban?
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The quarantine has not always gone smoothly, especially at mealtimes.
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Princess Cruises said the quarantine end date remains at Feb.
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Oh, they also delayed Rainbow Six Quarantine and Roller Champions.
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The mailbag that set off alarms is currently under quarantine.
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The flight's 195 passengers remain under quarantine at the base.
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One quarantine officer has even tested positive for the virus.
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Catching up on the world while I'm stuck in quarantine.
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The boys are in quarantine for a week or so.
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A naval blockade or quarantine will not produce direct results.
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President Richard Nixon visiting the Apollo 11 crew in quarantine.
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Heard and Depp, teaching the world quarantine lessons since 2016.
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So they were put immediately in quarantine and medical care.
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Houston was in quarantine because of an outbreak of polio.
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The answer is the customs gate and the quarantine bin.
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The authorities have imposed quarantine zones around the affected farms.
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He said the quarantine will likely be lifted on Monday.
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She called the increased customs checks China's "intense quarantine method".
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Health officials swarmed Italian neighborhoods, nailing quarantine signs to doors.
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This is the whole basis for the concept of quarantine.
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More than 24,700 people were still under quarantine this week.
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Foreigners unable to quarantine themselves will simply be turned away.
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Are we going to quarantine just the most vulnerable population?
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Mitt Romney of Utah, were in quarantine as a precaution.
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""Fifth, develop a clear plan and process to quarantine contacts.
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The employees under quarantine will continue to receive full pay.
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It's the first such quarantine in more than 50 years.
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Mitt Romney was in quarantine after exposure to Kentucky Sen.
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And here's the thing: Coronavirus quarantine sucks the big one.
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All three levels of government have the power to quarantine.
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Amazon told CNN Smalls is being paid throughout his quarantine.
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"In quarantine, it's not repositioning what people do," he said.
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Until then, you can pass time with Styles' quarantine playlist.
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Technology, in quarantine, is our lifeline to the outside world.
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Several other EU countries have also implemented varying quarantine measures.
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""Call it what you want — a shutdown, quarantine, curfew, whatever.
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You shouldn't quarantine your cat or your dog with you.
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His initial quarantine had been scheduled to end Thursday night.
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" Bloom told his more than 3.5 million followers. "Self-quarantine.
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About 150 employees have returned from quarantine, the statement said.
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For now, the government says its quarantine system is working.
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Each person's quarantine breaking point looks a little bit different.
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"Quarantine in place, you can't leave your home," Cuomo said.
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Sabharwal and Dhingra are among 40,000 Indians presently under quarantine.
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Another picture taken of the conditions in the quarantine center.
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I was wearing a mask and about to quarantine myself.
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In the midst of that, I personally had to quarantine.
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We're in quarantine, but people are still hungry for content.
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Drake has been making the most of life in quarantine.
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Swipers can even review possible matches in another country's quarantine.
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Can two children under precautionary quarantine play with each other?
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The new rules will allow limited exceptions for home quarantine.
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Romney announced that he would enter quarantine Sunday after Sen.
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So we had to quarantine this group, and we did.
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In a quarantine situation, this could become even more dire.
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Our first full day of quarantine together was a Friday.
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Taiwan strengthened its airport quarantine controls, according to CBS News.
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Once there, another 14 days of mandatory quarantine would begin.
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UNMC also has a federal quarantine center on its campus.
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Twelve patients were transported to the hospital's National Quarantine Center.
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He warned against hysteria and hostility toward those in quarantine.
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He warned against hysteria and hostility towards those in quarantine.
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The WHO praised China's mass quarantine of some 15 cities.
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Wuhan and many cities in the region are under quarantine.
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Health officials say 195 Americans are now in mandatory quarantine.
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The way to stop (an outbreak) is quarantine and monitoring.
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Quarantine is not the only option for slowing an outbreak.
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Nationals from those countries will face mandatory quarantine on arrival.
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A quarantine of this magnitude has never been attempted before.
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As a public health tool, quarantine has a deep history.
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Quarantine is either a disproportionate, crazy response … or it's not.
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Americans in quarantine said they were ambivalent about their confinement.
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Here's what three nutritionists recommend preparing in case of quarantine.
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This is what they told CNN about life under quarantine.
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WEDNESDAY • Quarantine may end for some Americans who fled China.
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More than three days passed before Japan imposed a quarantine.
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The quarantine period is scheduled to last for two weeks.
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Several Chinese cities, including Wuhan, are under lockdown and quarantine.
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They say the ship quarantine may not have been effective.
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The cruise liner's quarantine is set to end on Wednesday.
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The bubonic plague initiated the first "formal" quarantine in Venice.
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But the quarantine didn't do much to contain the disease.
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People can usually challenge a state's order of quarantine immediately.
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Using the browser version instead helps quarantine its prying eyes.
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My apartment is tiny, so I can't quarantine the cat.
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The ship is expected to remain under quarantine until Feb.
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The county government bought a motel to quarantine infected patients.
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Everyone on Twitter seems to have the same quarantine schedule.
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Already, about 2,200 people in the city are under quarantine.
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Suspecting bubonic plague, they ordered an immediate quarantine of Chinatown.
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Read more: The US military has set up 15 coronavirus quarantine camps on its bases, and 600 citizens are still isolated thereChina's unprecedented quarantine of 11 million people in Wuhan is 3 weeks old.
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To be effective, the quarantine must include all potentially exposed individuals, and to obtain their compliance there must be legitimate and clear policies that individuals voluntarily entering quarantine will not be arrested or deported.
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While the police barracks quarantine was unsanitary and hostile, Sabharwal said his friends who were taken to a religious hostel in a different part of New Delhi found their quarantine perfectly clean and safe.
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The crew of the ship -- some of whom have complained about being exposed to the virus during the quarantine -- will likely have to undergo another 14-days of quarantine after the passengers have left.
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It was unclear whether Cambodia would seek to quarantine passengers who are still in the country, or whether those who had left by plane would face quarantine in their own countries when they arrived.
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As people adapt to life under quarantine and preventative measures, ridesharing app DiDi Chuxing has taken some precautions of its own, and partially filled the void left under the quarantine and public transportation shutdown.
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Don Beyer to self-quarantine after contact with friend who tested positive for coronavirus MORE's (R-Texas) office said he "feels great" and is not showing any coronavirus symptoms while he is in self-quarantine.
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The quarantine occurred after a passenger onboard tested positive for measles.
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But many extremist videos are not currently affected by the quarantine.
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The tree, which was brought from France, is simply in quarantine.
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Some passengers worry that the quarantine could be fueling the outbreak.
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Below is information on USFK's directed self-quarantine for U.S. servicemembers.
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Those who have disembarked will likely still be placed under quarantine.
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It marked the first successful US quarantine in nearly 60 years.
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This now grants authorities the right to forcibly quarantine infected individuals.
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She has already called the governor to request a strict quarantine.
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Santa Rosa was under quarantine anyway, and air quality was horrible.
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But how do you "quarantine" the president of the United States?
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A land intended as political quarantine became a crucible of revolution.
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It was put in quarantine, according to U.S. and French officials.
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The fort reopened in 1886 to quarantine smallpox and cholera patients.
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Cheryl compared the military quarantine unit to a $673 hotel room.
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Cotton is under quarantine and will continue working from home, Gov.
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Many governors may also have the power to isolate and quarantine.
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They are set for 14-day quarantine at New Athletes Village.
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And Ms. Perry wondered if she might be put in quarantine.
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The quarantine rules felt slightly byzantine, he said with a sigh.
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This week, first Juventus, then Inter Milan, had gone into quarantine.
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He said I should come since my quarantine period was over.
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But when the pandemic strikes, Will insists they go into quarantine.
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Others, such as Mitt Romney, were in quarantine as a precaution.
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No city in the state can quarantine itself without state approval.
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Should I self-quarantine?" and "My wedding is planned for April.
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Romney, speaking before his decision to self-quarantine, echoed similar concerns.
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Imagine, two weeks from now, the country is functionally in quarantine.
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It could mean a lot of people still under quarantine orders.
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A "quarantine" would be an especially strict form of such distancing.
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"He is feeling fine and is in quarantine," Paul's office said.
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Vizcarra also called on citizens to self-quarantine for 15 days.
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Military bases have been used to quarantine citizens returning from overseas.
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Quarantined individuals do have the right to challenge the quarantine order.
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States can quarantine citizens who present with symptoms within their borders.
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The Austrian government put Ischgl under full quarantine on March 13.
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They have also helped set up quarantine facilities with limited resources.
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To be fair, many older Americans are also flouting the quarantine.
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Ninety-nine of them imposed some form of isolation and quarantine.
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Other cities have implemented stringent home quarantine requirements on international arrivals.
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The Peruvian government has extended its nationwide quarantine to April 12.
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"Everyone be careful, take care of yourself and quarantine," he said.
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For the truly restless during quarantine, try our tidy home challenge.
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For our family quarantine, it's been almost the full 14 days.
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It was soon official: The quarantine will start at noon Tuesday.
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On Friday, Elba shared a rap about his experience in quarantine.
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He remained in quarantine as of Tuesday evening, Chinese officials said.
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About 370 remained in quarantine, mostly at Cal State, Los Angeles.
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Fortunately, the self-imposed quarantine was successful in preventing further transmission.
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An on-ship quarantine in Japan failed, especially for crew members
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They tested positive for the virus days after their quarantine began.
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Those with vulnerable family members are taking precautions to quarantine themselves.
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She is the first Democratic lawmaker in Congress to self-quarantine.
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Three more lawmakers said on Monday that they will self-quarantine.
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Loss of income is a frequently cited obstacle to quarantine compliance.
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We can only hope they're in quarantine together ... for everyone's sakes.
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More than 1,500 suspected cases are in quarantine and being monitored.
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Especially, if things aren't going so smoothly with your quarantine bae.
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We write in silly quotes or boring things documenting quarantine life.
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Players said the Yankees' quarantine was based on an honor system.
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Ernst was thrilled for the ending of the quarantine on Thursday.
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Three additional employees have been advised to self-quarantine at home.
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She was at home in quarantine with mild symptoms, she said.
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She was at home in quarantine with mild symptoms, she said.
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Day one of quarantine with a family of five, going strong.
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What other beef should we reignite right now while in quarantine?
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A family leaves the medical facility after 14 days in quarantine.
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Even Disneyland closed and offered up its land for quarantine sites.
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More than 30,000 have been asked to quarantine in their homes.
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"Self-isolation is like a milder version of quarantine," he said.
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"He is feeling fine and is in quarantine," a tweet said.
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I don't think you should be writing King Lear in quarantine.
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It's an extreme quarantine version of the infamous lesbian U-Haul.
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He also imposed the nation's first mandatory quarantine in 50 years.
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It remained unclear if borders would open after the quarantine period.
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During a press conference discussing a possible statewide quarantine, California Gov.
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Quarantine: When musicians make new music ... and comedians write new material.
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But in quarantine, everybody is trying to keep the morale up.
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Like Bacon's hashtag, many coronavirus memes encourage people to self-quarantine.
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More than 5,000 Israelis are currently under instructions to self-quarantine.
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But Ritte believes that even the quarantine order was a compromise.
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Israel already requires self-quarantine for travelers arriving from 15 countries.
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Those who violate the new quarantine rules may face legal repercussions.
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The quarantine center was created in collaboration with the federal government.
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A similar quarantine was implemented last week in the United States.
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The country has introduced mandatory quarantine for citizens arriving from Hubei.
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A month's supply of medicine is vital for anyone under quarantine.
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Any sense of how this quarantine looks to the Chinese people?
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"It's like they were going to forcefully quarantine us," Bo said.
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Just the word "quarantine" can cause panic or hysteria, Markel said.
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He became emotional when he described his experience during the quarantine.
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If life under quarantine was inconvenient or lonely, few were complaining.
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But local businesses said the quarantine had already taken its toll.
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The southern region of Basilicata has announced a quarantine on northerners.
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They are in quarantine on military bases in California and Texas.
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It's the largest public health-related quarantine ever put in place.
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Health Minister Zoriana Skaletska announced she would join those in quarantine.
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He deflected requests to assess the effectiveness of the quarantine measures.
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From the start, experts raised questions about quarantine on the ship.
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Health experts criticized the decision to quarantine passengers on the ship.
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Flights from Wuhan have been cancelled because it is under quarantine.
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It was the first CDC quarantine in more than 50 years.
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Flights from Wuhan have been canceled because it is under quarantine.
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The CDC said Thursday more than 600 people remain in quarantine.
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Quarantine sounds like when you're dealing with a specific, narrow area.
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The only logical endpoint to this descent into our quarantine madness?
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If I had to self-quarantine, it would not be great.
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Outside China, other countries are moving to enact quarantine measures, too.
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Under public health laws, quarantine refers to people like Mr. Trudeau.
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Officials said the teams would remain under quarantine until March 14.
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"I'm in self-quarantine at home at the moment," he said.
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But the US seems to be following the trajectory of Italy, whose outbreaks have forced the country to adopt a dramatic quarantine policy, and Iran, which has declined a quarantine and is only seeing worsening outcomes.
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Don Beyer to self-quarantine after contact with friend who tested positive for coronavirus Gaetz tests negative for coronavirus MORE (Calif.) also announced she will self-quarantine Monday after possibly coming in contact with the virus.
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The lack of measures to limit the economic insecurities resulting from quarantine in the U.S. contrasts with laws in other countries prohibiting employment discrimination against individuals in quarantine, providing paid sick leave, and compensating quarantined individuals.
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Officials said that despite the early release of the patient, people under quarantine at the base would not need to restart the 14-day quarantine period, but those at the base remained skeptical, Mr. McGory said.
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All it takes for a quarantine to fail is for a few cases to slip through the cracks, which is perhaps why Russian health officials reacted so strongly when a woman recently escaped her own quarantine.
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The challenge is to figure out how to quarantine those kinds of hatreds and also represent your voters — because if you fail at the second task, even with the highest of principles the quarantine won't hold.
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Japan's Heath Ministry has not offered much comment on the rational behind its decisions for the cruise ship's quarantine, but some have pointed out that it's not easy to find last-minute quarantine facilities for 3,500 people.
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If you are quarantined, you do not necessarily have a right to be released from that quarantine, but you do have a right to demand some sort of adjudicative process to determine whether the quarantine is justified.
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Don Beyer to self-quarantine after contact with friend who tested positive for coronavirus MORE (R-Texas) Cruz announced Sunday that he would self-quarantine at his home in Texas after interacting with the same CPAC attendee.
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Fauci is said to have been among officials who have been urging Trump not to lift quarantine restrictions too early, and he has publicly insisted that any decisions on lifting mass quarantine must be guided by data.
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He said that the CDC never contacted him during his quarantine to check in on his and his family's health and that there was no form or other documentation to submit at the end of the quarantine.
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Brendan Murphy, chief medical officer for the Australian government, said in a statement that 164 people from the Diamond Princess arrived to the Howard Springs Quarantine Facility in Darwin on Thursday to begin their 14-day quarantine.
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Despite the results, she said the committee insisted that she move into a "quarantine hotel" -- one of the more than 500 temporary quarantine centers set up by the government in hotels and university dormitories across the city.
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The city of Yumen — which had a population of 30,000 — was put on lockdown, with four quarantine centers set up for precaution, and 151 people who came into contact with the man were placed into immediate quarantine.
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And now both dogs are in quarantine at Davis County Animal Control.
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This all follows a push, starting last August, to "quarantine" extremist content.
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On March 22014, however, immigration officials confirmed 22019,287 detainees were in quarantine.
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On March 7, however, immigration officials confirmed 2,287 detainees were in quarantine.
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The Diamond Princess' 14-day quarantine is set to expire on Feb.
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In 2012 Rupert Murdoch moved to quarantine his scandal-wracked newspaper business.
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Its 14-day quarantine resets every time a new case is confirmed.
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"We have asked our supplier to basically quarantine those ingredients," Freking said.
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The containment is believed to be the largest quarantine in modern history.
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Photos from around the world show what these quarantine conditions look like.
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Indian nationals are playing games inside a quarantine facility in New Delhi.
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About 3,700 passengers and crew remained under mandatory quarantine for two weeks.
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The petition says Brown indicated she would not comply with the quarantine.
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If true, that could suggest the current quarantine periods are not sufficient.
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She failed to declare them which violated the country's strict quarantine laws.
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Moderators of r/The_Donald are protesting Reddit's decision to quarantine their subreddit.
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"The boys are in quarantine for a week or so," Rivers reported.
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As of mid-February, 288 people were under quarantine at Pine Prairie.
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The Soviets called the quarantine aggressive and accused the US of meddling.
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"The boys are in quarantine for a week or so," Rivers said.
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I think a quarantine and immediate research would have been the best.
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So the camo pants will go in the quarantine bin — for now.
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At a stroke, this would quarantine legislators from the thrall of lobbyists.
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And the country has one surprising gap: It has no quarantine laws.
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Rainbow Six Quarantine – This three-player FPS is due out in 2020.
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But multiple local authorities have dialed up quarantine efforts for overseas arrivals.
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But with no official orders, the governor says the quarantine is voluntary.
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Israel is considering a mandatory self-quarantine for everyone entering the country.
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Plans for their quarantine have not been determined, the cruise line said.
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Officials have urged more than 2,500 people to self-quarantine, and Gov.
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Yes, because you or a family member might suddenly have to quarantine.
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Quarantine facilities use negative airflow rooms to control the spread of disease.
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On the fifth day of quarantine, late in the evening on Feb.
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The quarantine is expected to lift on April 8, according to CNN.
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A total of five Senate GOP senators are now in self-quarantine.
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Wilson even made a playlist for others self-isolating or in quarantine.
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After spending a few days in the hospital, Driscoll is in quarantine.
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Poland's entire cabinet is under quarantine after its environment minister tested positive.
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More than two dozen have been in self-quarantine as a precaution.
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The capital Bogota began holding a 4-day quarantine drill on Friday.
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If you are concerned that you may have been exposed, self-quarantine.
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Trump also said a quarantine would not be necessary in those states.
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Regardless, Quarantine Together saw about 200 sign-ups when it was launched.
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Half a world away in Moscow, a citywide quarantine just began today.
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The quarantine feature has been used on the site for several years.
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But under quarantine, the city was overtaken by an extraordinary sound: silence.
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I doubt I'll come out of this quarantine a fit bird, bruv.
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There are ways to make Twitch work for us in quarantine times.
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I envision being held up at the airport or forced into quarantine.
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The positive cases at SpaceX sent some employees into quarantine, CNBC reported.
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Hong Kong has tracked some high-risk people under quarantine with wristbands.
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Limit your media exposure to ease anxiety about the coronavirus during quarantine.
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Most supplies need to last only the 14 days of a quarantine.
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Fortunately, there are some ways to help one another get through quarantine.
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Real Madrid and Juventus have sent all of their footballers into quarantine.
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"My gut feeling is that our quarantine is going to be lengthened."
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That way you're prepared to eat reasonably if a quarantine is called.
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Law enforcement was deployed alongside the new restrictions to enforce the quarantine.
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So, it's going to be harder to quarantine people in this epidemic.
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That employee is now in quarantine and receiving treatment, according to Boeing.
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Gohmert has refused to enter self-quarantine like his Republican colleagues Rep.
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The NHL instructed players on Monday to self-quarantine through March 22020.
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As I'm sure is true for many artists, quarantine seems like heaven.
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Later on Twitter, Trump said he was "giving consideration" to the quarantine.
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Does preparing for a healthy quarantine period sound a lot like therapy?
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It is not real when China transforms work spaces into quarantine camps.
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I also have a Google Doc labeled "Quarantine Diaries" with my roommate.
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Doug Collins of Georgia announced he was going into quarantine Monday afternoon.
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In Mumbai too, passengers have both complained about and praised quarantine facilities.
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Her bedroom has become a makeshift quarantine while they wait for answers.
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She would continue her official duties from quarantine at home, he added.
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Senator Scott did a self quarantine out of an abundance of caution.
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But the first celebrity quarantine breakup — that's when things will get interesting.
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The company was forced to quarantine its entire staff in their homes.
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So, I've seen firsthand what you have to do to self-quarantine.
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Andrew Cuomo said he has not discussed a quarantine with the president.
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U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson has tested positive and is in quarantine.
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"China clearly did draconian quarantine containments and restrictions on travel," Roach said.
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A CDC quarantine can't keep Americans in their homes on its own.
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Comté cheese the size of car wheels wouldn't outlast a quarantine, either.
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A life in a hospital quarantine ward is a life worth living.
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And if you do, prepare to sit in quarantine or risk jail.
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Mazar wrote that her family is now under a 14-day quarantine.
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While in quarantine, Merkel will continuously be tested for coronavirus, he added.
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But obviously, quarantine isn't as dramatic as the end of the world.
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The dog is in quarantine at the Arlington Animal Shelter, Johnson said.
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The Polish government is reportedly automatically making accounts for suspected quarantine patients.
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Smalls said that communication about which workers are in quarantine is poor.
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Katz has researched the variety of quarantine laws that exist across states.
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I am writing to you from a room during my coronavirus quarantine.
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Who was going to pay for the resources needed to quarantine people?
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I have decided to voluntarily self-quarantine until Wednesday, March 85033, 2020.
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They were separately in self-quarantine on Wednesday to recover from symptoms.
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He speaks to Sean Rameswaram from a CDC quarantine in Omaha, Nebraska.
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The President will order a two week mandatory quarantine for the nation.
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If it's Beijing, you then have to self-quarantine for two weeks.
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The C.D.C. has offices and quarantine stations at 20 United States airports.
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The episode heightened concerns about people who ignore requests to self-quarantine.
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And the country could not immediately quarantine a large number of people.
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It does not permit the president to unilaterally declare a nationwide quarantine.
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Some are sick or in quarantine, or tending to ill loved ones.
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Consumption and supply chains have stalled while shoppers and workers quarantine themselves.
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She assumes she will be in quarantine for at least 14 days.
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Then it was the captain saying it was a 14-day quarantine.
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Those officials will then notify users of the need to self-quarantine.
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Her 63 fellow passengers are in quarantine for the next 14 days.
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Here's what life under quarantine looked like at the Kuredu Island Resort.
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All worshippers who visited the Christ Church in Georgetown must self-quarantine.
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The novel coronavirus outbreak has forced thousands into mandatory or elective quarantine.
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On February 19, the controversial quarantine period was set to finally end.
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Instead, she was given medication and instructed to self-quarantine at home.
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At the quarantine hotel, Wang did another chest scan on February 16.
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But instead of heading home, they were sent to another quarantine hotel.
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Under a two-week quarantine in the port of Yokohama since Feb.
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But how quarantine orders are executed make a big difference, he said.
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The expanded quarantine has affected roughly 50 million people, the AP reports.
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Governments implementing a quarantine should still want the public's cooperation, said Markel.
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Read more about what life has been like for them in quarantine.
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More than two dozen firefighters, and some police officers, are under quarantine.
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For now, Ms. Goel has opted to self-quarantine, just in case.
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Above, medical staff members left lunch for patients inside the quarantine zone.
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Evans said he was in shock when told about the mandatory quarantine.
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There is plenty of evidence to show this quarantine was not fake.
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The person had been under quarantine on the base until symptoms emerged.
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The shipment remains in quarantine as the case moves through the courts.
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She has also felt the chaos of the sudden quarantine at mealtimes.
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"You can never ameliorate the experience of a quarantine," Dr. Markel said.
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All of the evacuees will spend the next two weeks in quarantine.
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The passengers were flown from Japan to a quarantine facility in Australia.
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I return often to the Quarantine Center to observe routine medical checks.
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The second option is that the virus has spread despite the quarantine.
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They are being taken to a two-week quarantine as a precaution.
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Here's what life under quarantine in China looks like on the ground.
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The Wuhan coronavirus has resulted in the largest quarantine in human history.
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The quarantine applied only to Chinese residents, and lacked any scientific basis.
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Any discussion of quarantine magnifies stigma, jeopardizing both individual and public health.
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"This is no quarantine — it's just a pack of people," he said.
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Wednesday marks the end of a two-week quarantine imposed by officials.
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Those who test negative will be taken to a quarantine housing facility.
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Some buildings in those neighborhoods had been designated as potential quarantine sites.
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During quarantine, he plans to use delivery apps for food and groceries.
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Amazon said the employee is receiving medical care and is in quarantine.
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Amazon said the employee is receiving medical care and is in quarantine.
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Ted calls it a self-quarantine, others call it having no friends.
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In Canada only the federal government can order quarantine, Professor Hoffman said.
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C.) and Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzScalise to self-quarantine in response to Diaz-Balart test Florida Republican becomes first lawmaker to test positive for coronavirus Cory Gardner to self-quarantine MORE (R-Texas) have also self-quarantined.
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More Than 173 at 217 California Universities Under Quarantine Amid Measles Outbreak The number of staff members and students who were under quarantine on Friday was up by about 21944 from the day before, according to the authorities.
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Don Beyer to self-quarantine after contact with friend who tested positive for coronavirus Gaetz tests negative for coronavirus MORE (D-Calif.) announced she will self-quarantine after interacting with a person who tested positive for the virus.
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Don Beyer to self-quarantine after contact with friend who tested positive for coronavirus MORE (R-Texas) on Sunday in putting himself under self-quarantine after both Republicans interacted with an attendee at CPAC, which ran from Feb.
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The federal government does have some powers, including the right to quarantine travelers coming from abroad (the CDC recently issued its first mandated quarantine on travelers in 21 years due to Covid-21), and to impose travel restrictions.
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Before concerns about the novel coronavirus, the last time US officials issued a federal quarantine order was in the 1960s for smallpox evaluation, Dr. Martin Cetron, director of CDC's Division of Global Migration and Quarantine, told reporters Friday.
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After leaving quarantine onboard the Grand Princess and riding a packed bus and then a packed airplane to quarantine at Marine Air Corps Station Miramar, Lemaire and other passengers were told that testing would be optional, but still available.
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During the public comment period for HHS' latest rule on quarantine regulations, which went into effect in 2017, a flight attendant union argued that the federal government should pay for any medical costs incurred by flight attendants in quarantine.
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Japan, which ranks second in the world after China in number of confirmed virus cases, has come under fire for its handling of the cruise ship quarantine, although top government officials have defended the quarantine and onboard testing operation.
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The New York Racing Association, which operates several tracks including Aqueduct and Belmont Park near Kennedy Airport, has built its own U.S.D.A.-approved quarantine barns for international horse races, enabling the horse to compete right after it leaves quarantine.
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The military-controlled, slum-filled Quarantine Zone in Boston is clearly Tess's town.
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Ms. Nimley-Phillips said she supported the state's decision to quarantine her relatives.
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T, according to the General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine (GAQSIQ).
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But so far, he's not been convinced that the quarantine should be lifted.
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No one knew why but, Mr. Hu said, several were in hospital quarantine.
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Tuesday marks the first set of those passengers to be released from quarantine.
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" Smith, who is from Sacramento, said the crew is handling quarantine "very well.
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But the word "quarantine" and dramatic response from health officials had people concerned.
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Japanese authorities began its 14-day quarantine of the ship earlier this week.
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People who are found to need treatment are now being forced into quarantine.
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Evans said he was shocked when he was told about the mandatory quarantine.
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This would be enough space for around 600 quarantine units, the Post reported.
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Appropriate quarantine arrangements have been made for all of the returnees, it added.
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If only Veronica wasn't in this position because of her father's quarantine scam.
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Measles A measles quarantine is in effect at two universities in Los Angeles.
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Australian quarantine officials are now investigating the incident, which happened back in March.
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She and her habituation team help to rehabilitate puppies while they're in quarantine.
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This is why health officials reacted so strongly to quarantine measures like Christie's.
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For now, however, the chimps will stay in quarantine, which is standard practice.
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"I was one of the athletes in quarantine," Canadian sprinter Aaron Brown said.
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The two saplings were transported to a quarantine facility in nearby Beltsville, Maryland.
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Like many countries, Australia requires that animals be placed in quarantine upon arrival.
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Animals from high-risk countries could be subject to quarantine and blood tests.
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Their rescued teammates are being treated in quarantine at Chiang Rai Prachanukroh Hospital.
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They are evaluated medically and then spend up to two weeks in quarantine.
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People who broke quarantine rules or lied about their travel history were detained.
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It creates a quarantine "net" of sorts to catch and kill the outbreak.
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I'll take quarantine at home, it's a lot better than at the hospital.
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Throughout the quarantine, passengers will be monitored for symptoms of coronavirus, DHHS said.
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The administration could also mandate new quarantine measures for travelers returning from Europe.
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The employee reported experiencing mild symptoms and was under self-quarantine at home.
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Graham has decided to self-quarantine awaiting the results of a coronavirus test.
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State health officials, the principal said, had not advised testing or a quarantine.
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Over 100 families in the New York suburbs were told to quarantine themselves.
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The man's family is currently in quarantine in New Rochelle, the authorities said.
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Would they need to self-quarantine — work from home — and for how long?
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Home quarantine was advised only for those only at slight risk of infection.
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I'm in a position to work from home and self-quarantine as necessary.
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Paul's diagnosis has prompted three other Republican senators to go into self-quarantine.
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Members of both chambers are under self-quarantine by orders from medical doctors.
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"The recommendation to self-quarantine is impossible for homeless New Yorkers," Routhier said.
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A "citywide quarantine" was about to come into place, one user falsely claimed.
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We need to promote social distancing, quarantine and self-isolation to save lives.
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I have been in contact with my doctor since I entered self-quarantine.
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Quarantine This is for people who may have been exposed to the virus.
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Mike Lee and Mitt Romney decided to self-quarantine as a precautionary measure.
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Every expert recommendation would have been that Paul self-quarantine -- as Texas Sen.
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"The government could have done something for mothers — we are also in quarantine."
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Quarantine is mandatory for those who have had close contact with confirmed cases.
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Those undergoing quarantine in the state must be stamped on their left hand.
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Those returning to France would not automatically be placed in quarantine, he said.
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"Everyone be careful, take care of yourself and quarantine," he told The Athletic.
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Rick Scott (R-Fla.) also announced on Thursday that he will self-quarantine.
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In an emergency, these could also be pressed into service as quarantine wards.
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The firm said it told the employee and certain colleagues to self-quarantine.
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Several of the bill's sponsors's offices were closed amid the near-nationwide quarantine.
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Some 1,800 people in California's San Quentin State Prison were put under quarantine.
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Italy has announced that citizens who violate quarantine rules could face jail time.
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Earlier this month, they even staffed polling stations for those in self-quarantine.
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Members may continue to get sick or self-quarantine at an alarming rate.
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Some of the latest flight cancellations are linked to quarantine restrictions in Hawaii.
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When she heard about Quarantine Together, she was excited to try it out.
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As you know, the original proposal was to consider seriously an enforceable quarantine.
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One woman who was under quarantine endangered dozens of moviegoers in Fullerton, Calif.
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The statement did not say how long Mr. Paul had been in quarantine.
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He said he was officially leaving his quarantine and reuniting with his family.
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Walking a dog is one exception to the strict quarantine rules in Italy.
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"All who arrived within the last 14 days must self quarantine," officials added.
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Travelers arriving in Belgium from abroad are not currently being asked to quarantine.
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Travelers being evacuated from other countries by the French government must undergo quarantine.
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The woman has fully recovered and was out of quarantine, Mr. McGinn said.
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In New York City tonight, about 803,000 people are now under self-quarantine.
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A quarantine is the perfect time to get (virtually) close to your community.
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A quarantine is the perfect time to get (virtually) close to your community.
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I am sincerely sorry for this boring as all hell quarantine diary. XOXO!
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An additional 58 people are being monitored for the virus in quarantine units.
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That's a completely valid way of making your quarantine world a little bigger.
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One of those in attendance was supposed to be in quarantine, police said.
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Rubinstein himself is under quarantine from the spread of coronavirus within Bnei Brak.
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Citizens are being told to quarantine themselves and their families in their homes.
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It may also do wonders for your anxiety if you're stuck in quarantine.
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Scalise is now the highest-ranking lawmaker to self-quarantine amid the outbreak.
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Loneliness can be a result of the self-isolation required during a quarantine.
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Mompesson thought the rightful course of action was to self-quarantine the town.
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"We're supporting the affected employee who is in quarantine," the company told CNBC.
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The Wuhan quarantine was unprecedented—millions of people were told to stay home.
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Whether they're actually shot by people who are under self-quarantine is unclear.
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The individual is now under quarantine in New Jersey, according to the ACU.
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"The seven Palestinians are under quarantine," she said according to Anadolu News Agency.
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China's unprecedented quarantine of 11 million people in Wuhan is 3 weeks old.
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Andy Beshear's (D) statements that he refused to quarantine himself against medical advice.
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"They're very cooperative, and they're compliant with all" the quarantine requirements, Pineiroa said.
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Only 2628 states have laws prohibiting employers from discriminating against individuals in quarantine.
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The training center has not yet been used as a coronavirus quarantine site.
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The University of Nebraska Medical Center is not designated a potential quarantine site.
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Anyone entering Kenya in the last 14 days should self-quarantine, he said.
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Walz is in self-quarantine because of contact with a confirmed coronavirus case.
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Fortunately, there are ways you can bring the game into your quarantine headquarters.
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Quarantine may involve time in the same solitary cells used to punish inmates.
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But it still requires proof of infection or written quarantine orders for drivers.
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We're learning how to practice social distance, to self-quarantine, to interact remotely.
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We're learning how to practice social distance, to self-quarantine, to interact remotely.
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Cuomo contradicted the president, saying they did not speak about a state quarantine.
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This means that it would be best if we self-quarantine as well.
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If you're traveling from out of state, stay in quarantine for 2200 days.
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If you're traveling from out of state, stay in quarantine for 14 days.
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This isn't true under ordinary circumstances, and it's certainly not true under quarantine.
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As people around the world quarantine en masse, the internet is being tested.
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It then tried in the absence of any detailed data to quarantine everyone.
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In New York City tonight, about 63,000 people are now under self-quarantine.
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In Wisconsin, they escorted cruise ship passengers back to their houses for quarantine.
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International arrivals are required to self-quarantine under Beijing's strict infection control rules.
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The only rule of the Quarantine Olympics is you make your own rules.
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How should parents who are not under quarantine interact with children who are?
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During times of self-quarantine and isolation, it's often hard to stay motivated.
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Read Adrienne's story about how to entertain young children during a quarantine here.
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Some experts criticized the quarantine and said it allowed the virus to spread.
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She noted that Smalls was at home on full pay while on quarantine.
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Also, all visits are denied and video visits are canceled during a quarantine.
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"He's been watching them get it ready for a quarantine area," she said.
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So, they fire up their Amazon Prime accounts and order some quarantine trinkets.
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By then, Suarez had tested positive for the coronavirus and was in quarantine.
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Two lawmakers proposed legislation that would make disregarding quarantine measures a punishable crime.
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Mike Dunleavy (R) on Monday ordered anyone entering the state to self-quarantine.
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Dickson is the latest figure to self-quarantine after Diaz-Balart's positive test.
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And on the first beautiful day in quarantine, I felt that loss acutely.
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Major sales have popped up across the online marketplace, often coquettishly quarantine-themed.
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Until then, I will self-quarantine and take extra good care of myself.
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I will stay at home in quarantine until the end of next week.
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But until late in the day on Wednesday, only Judah was under quarantine.
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The effects of a quarantine can be psychologically damaging in the long term.
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The patient is currently in quarantine in the hospital where they were tested.
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Kuredu was one of four Maldives resorts under quarantine, according to The Telegraph.
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On February 9, after being discharged from hospital, Zhang was sent to quarantine.
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A passenger has been sharing photos of the quarantine from inside the ship.
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She was told to immediately report to a designated quarantine site for isolation.
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Tricked into quarantine Wang wasn't the only one caught up in the roundup.
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People in quarantine also have the right to take their concerns to court.
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These Americans could also undergo up to 14 days of self-monitored quarantine.
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Some health experts worry China's widespread quarantine could make a bad situation worse.
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They&aposre currently in quarantine, Buzyn said in a briefing with French media.
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It's the largest quarantine in human history, but will it stop the disease?
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But historically a mass quarantine is an aggressive response that's far from perfect.
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It said US citizens would be allowed to enter but placed in quarantine.
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D.C. does not recommend isolation or quarantine for guests returning home from Westerdam.
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She recommended that they quarantine themselves at home, and offered to supply groceries.
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The affected employees are based in Milan, Italy, and are now in quarantine.
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All of them are in a stable condition and under quarantine, KUNA reported.
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It is not clear whether they will undergo a separate quarantine after that.
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As the novel coronavirus spreads, more people may be put under home quarantine.
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The hospital said 12 people were in quarantine and two had tested positive.
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At the end of the quarantine, 621 people had tested positive (see here).
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The hospital said 12 people were in quarantine and two had tested positive.
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Thus the escalation that followed — the quarantine, the invasion threat, the nuclear brinksmanship.
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Under the new rules, many may face supervised quarantine away from their families.
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That effort at a quarantine contributed to the virus's rapid spread among passengers.
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The government has placed a dozen towns under quarantine and closed down schools.
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They are all serving out a two-week quarantine period in Hong Kong.
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The government there placing at least ten towns in Northern Italy under quarantine.
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In fact, it might be impossible to properly quarantine people on a ship.
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Japan's Ministry of Health placed the entire boat under a 14-day quarantine.
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All patients are being treated in quarantine, and no deaths have been reported.
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They joined their team mates in quarantine there and will remain in hospital.
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Green indicates a reject/quarantine policy, while yellow indicates a non-enforced policy.
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That total includes a Japanese quarantine inspector and about 35 Americans, Hopland said.
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I have no interest whatsoever — and no plan whatsoever — to quarantine any city.
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"Everyone be careful, take care of yourself and quarantine," he told the outlet.
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Reuters was first on the ground to provide live video of a Japanese cruise ship placed on a two-week quarantine after arriving in Yokohama, also getting exclusives of quarantine facilities in Japan as the virus-hit ship prepared to dock.
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When the first quarantine laws were developed in Venice, a quarantine meant a strictly enforced, 40-day ban on all ships and goods coming into the city from foreign ports as a means of preventing the entry of bubonic plague.
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Rita Wilson is going "quarantine stir-crazy" and rapping to classic hip-hop tracks, while celeb DJ D-Nice spun records at a live quarantine dance party this weekend, with guest appearances by John Legend, Common and Big Daddy Kane.
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"Not sure what it says about this quarantine timeline, but the fact I'm already doing a Twilight marathon 4 days in is probably not a good sign," and "Start a Twilight marathon if you are bored in quarantine," say two others.
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Don Beyer to self-quarantine after contact with friend who tested positive for coronavirus Gaetz tests negative for coronavirus MORE (D-Calif.) also announced Monday she would self-quarantine after meeting with someone in D.C. who tested positive for the virus.
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"Due to the high volume of people requiring quarantine and lack of hygienic facilities, it is more efficient to encourage quarantine at the homes of the travellers," said Giridhara R Babu, an epidemiologist at the Public Health Foundation of India.
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"Due to the high volume of people requiring quarantine and lack of hygienic facilities, it is more efficient to encourage quarantine at the homes of the travelers," said Giridhara R Babu, an epidemiologist at the Public Health Foundation of India.
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Around the world, many people have been playing spontaneous outdoor concerts for their neighbors in quarantine — like this impromptu duet in Barcelona: A pianist in Barcelona went to his balcony during the quarantine, to play a song for the neighborhood.
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Don Beyer to self-quarantine after contact with friend who tested positive for coronavirus MORE (R-Texas) also said on Sunday that he would be placing himself under quarantine this week after coming into contact with the infected conference attendee.
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"The quarantine office will make an appropriate judgment about whether we will approve the ship to dock and passengers to disembark," he said, adding that the quarantine office would make the decision based on guidelines from the World Health Organization.
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"We believe that this approach of having quarantine for the incubation period offers the greatest level of protection for the American public," Dr. Martin Cetron, director of CDC's Division of Global Migration and Quarantine, said during a Friday telebriefing with reporters.
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It could go the other way and result in the removal of the quarantine.
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The hospital is said to have negative-pressure isolation rooms suitable for handling quarantine.
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Quarantine laws can force people who have been exposed to stay in their homes.
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She said she's passing the time under quarantine by working on her YouTube channel.
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Its keeping those its bringing home in quarantine in military bases for two weeks.
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Canada plans to quarantine people in a motel, where they'll receive mental-health services.
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The male passengers were sent to a quarantine camp managed by the armed forces.
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HONG KONG HEALTH OFFICIAL SAYS RESIDENTS WITH SYMPTOMS WILL BE SENT TO QUARANTINE CENTER
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The passengers will be put under quarantine for 14 days upon arrival, she said.
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If tested negative, they will be sent for further quarantine in a separate facility.
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Passengers aboard the Diamond Princess cruise ship have been under quarantine since February 4.
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Consumption is harder to kickstart with policy easing, especially when everything is under quarantine.
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Why not quarantine everyone looking for marriage into one place until they find it?
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AI could quarantine obscene content before it ever hurts the psyches of real people.
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The UCLA quarantine will end by Tuesday, according to the Department of Public Health.
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Those grandiose words prove the quarantine isn't the culmination of Hiram's king-making strategy.
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Eight of the boys are still under quarantine as doctors examine them for infection.
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However, for now, the government has not empowered the quarantine service to do so.
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Happily for those flying from Australia to the United States, no quarantine is required.
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Two Los Angeles universities announced a quarantine due to the disease the same month.
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Egypt's agriculture ministry, which oversees the country's agricultural quarantine authority, was unavailable to comment.
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It's actually fairly horrifying (the concept, not the visual FX.) Did I mention quarantine?
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The kickoff to the Land Run would be the disabling of the quarantine plague.
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Initially, home quarantine was used, but when hospitals were established, children were taken away.
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Later that year, a court ruled that the quarantine was racist and lifted it.
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It's impossible to fully isolate staff members during a cruise ship quarantine, other said.
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Melanie stayed in quarantine at the Travis Air Force Base and never tested positive.
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The last headache Shiffrin needed was to develop coronavirus symptoms and face a quarantine.
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These illnesses can weaken your immune system — or just make self-quarantine more miserable.
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Hospitals, on the other hand, are more ready to hustle patients into quarantine units.
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We are now a quarantine nation, and our sports teams are shuttering alongside us.
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Most people are sent back home and told to quarantine until they get better.
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Reminder: Hundreds of millions of Chinese people are still living under quarantine-like restrictions.
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Patients with the virus are in quarantine for several weeks, so they feel isolated.
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In that time, people are left in limbo wondering whether they should self-quarantine.
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Nearly 3 in 4 voters would either strongly or somewhat support a national quarantine.
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He decided to run Canada from home during a precautionary period of self-quarantine.
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Just 19 percent said they were somewhat or strongly opposed to the national quarantine.
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And I have no interest whatsoever and no plan whatsoever to quarantine any city.
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No one is too important to disregard guidance to self-quarantine pending test results.
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A spokesman for the 6th Fleet confirmed the self-quarantine to CNN when asked.
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Alaska and Hawaii also imposed self-quarantine orders on people traveling from other states.
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"In reality it won't change much, because I will continue in quarantine," he added.
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Three of those 12 cases have recovered and made it through a quarantine period.
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Lord knows you have enough weeks of self-quarantine left to achieve your dreams.
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Look, we're not going to look our best at all times during this quarantine.
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Tell me how you're staying social distant — what recipes are your quarantine go-tos?
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It's critical every American have the information they need to pull the quarantine trigger.
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Currently, infected patients must strictly adhere to social distancing, home quarantine, and case isolation.
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President Trump will not be tested for the virus and will not self-quarantine.
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He also said any quarantine wouldn't affect truckers from outside the New York area.
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Trump floated the idea of a quarantine after fielding complaints from Florida Republican Gov.
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They were given a notice that the quarantine could last one to three months.
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Perhaps the title cards were intended to quarantine the conflict between Jadis and Simon.
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A person in self-quarantine should sleep in a separate space from family members.
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But don't let that scare you, think of it as a self-quarantine challenge!
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Quarantine orders can last up to 21 days from the date of possible exposure.
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That university reported that 106 staff members and 550 students were under quarantine orders.
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The only antidote to the novel coronavirus outbreak has been quarantine and social distancing.
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They are recommended to quarantine by a healthcare provider and cannot work from home.
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The Centers for Disease Control, however, maintains that its quarantine powers go quite far.
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Julia Manchester discusses her self quarantine and gives an updated on the Presidential campaigns.
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He also sidestepped a question and the need for a national quarantine (The Hill).
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Three passengers are currently in quarantine, and one is a suspected COVID-19 case.
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But it's gonna be ending in self-quarantine for me no matter what happens.
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Gaetz said he was not symptomatic at the time he decided to quarantine himself.
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The hotel was used to quarantine people who had recent contact with coronavirus patients.
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The isolation of the quarantine measures, along with rising infection numbers, create constant anxiety.
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Conte described the quarantine policy simply as "I stay home," according to the BBC.
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The actor says he's contracted COVID-19, and he's placed himself in self-quarantine.
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The affected employees remain in quarantine, and we are supporting them as they recover.
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By Wednesday evening, Ella has been ordered to self-quarantine for 14 days, too.
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Medical experts criticized the quarantine, saying passengers should not have remained on the ship.
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One woman in New York is under self-quarantine at her home in Manhattan.
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Fines for breaking the quarantine may be 3,000 to 600,000 euros, according to authorities.
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Neither of these places have yet been used to quarantine people infected with coronavirus.
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Armenia is currently keeping 300 people in quarantine over the risk of the coronavirus.
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We will inform these people that they must go into quarantine for 193 days.
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Since this is a precautionary quarantine, additional personal protective equipment (PPE) is not required.
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In their project, Love Is Quarantine, the pods are cells on a Google spreadsheet.
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In their project, Love Is Quarantine, the pods are cells on a Google spreadsheet.
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Everyone is doing their best to settle into a new "quarantine routine," celebrities included.
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Club Quarantine has been a daily experience, with Jones clocking in around 5 p.m.
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They've been filming quarantine TikToks and playing on Florida's beaches for all to see.
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Or, in the words of Bell, they've been "at each other's throats" during quarantine.
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A host of new international travel restrictions and quarantine measures will also be implemented.
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Ned Lamont has said the tri-state governors are already implementing certain quarantine measures.
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Ned Lamont has said the tri-state governors were already implementing certain quarantine measures.
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This quarantine restriction shall not apply to public health, public safety, or healthcare workers.
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He and his close advisers will remain in quarantine until cleared by a doctor.
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The National Security Council quickly refuted the rumors of a national quarantine on Twitter.
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Now in quarantine at home, Ms. Nowobilska feels that she made the right decision.
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Under quarantine dogs in apartments are going to need to do their business inside.
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On "Love Is Quarantine," Lam said, couples will spend their honeymoon period at Popeye's.
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"Quarantine Stir Crazy," the caption on a video she posted late Saturday of reads.
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The global response to coronavirus outbreaks has been to order people to self-quarantine.
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When an animal bites someone, the procedure is to quarantine it for 10 days.
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It's unclear how much a shelter-in-place order differs from a mandatory quarantine.
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It used to be less than 1% ... so that's a clear quarantine-related shift.
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My romantic ideas of a quarantine in London were dwindling; he has two roommates.
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The catacombs beneath City 17's Quarantine Zone are dark and infested with zombies.
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More than 2,700 people are under some form of quarantine in New York City.
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Andrew M. Cuomo declared a "containment zone" to effectively quarantine part of the town.
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So far, about 1,000 people were being asked to self-quarantine, Mr. Cuomo estimated.
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When this is done, they dry the products and quarantine even the plastic bags.
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Amazon told La Información that it is providing support to workers already in quarantine.
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A total of 283 passengers arriving from Iran are currently under quarantine, it said.
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The quarantine measures are expected to be in place until at least March 8.
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He had his dad deliver fresh vegetables and fruit one day during his quarantine.
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Parents say the lack of clarity amid a forced self-quarantine has been difficult.
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Three days later, the government placed Wuhan, the epicenter of the outbreak, under quarantine.
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The next day, the whole ship was put under a mandatory 14-day quarantine.
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From anger to fear, the quarantine will likely stir up a lot of emotion.
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On Thursday, Cuomo said there were two under mandatory quarantine in New York City.
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On Thursday, Cuomo said there were just two under mandatory quarantine in the city.
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The chain also implemented quarantine pay and confirmed illness pay, both lasting 14 days.
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Despite these possible exposures, Trump has so far not entered quarantine, or been tested.
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The patients in the quarantine unit are being housed in separate rooms, officials said.
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The Japanese quarantine officially ended Wednesday, and the first group of passengers began disembarking.
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A passenger on board has been tweeting images of the ship amid the quarantine.
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Chinese authorities placed the city under quarantine, leading it to become a ghost town.
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CDC officials will monitor the health of the passengers throughout the quarantine, Messonnier said.
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Doctors and health researchers have been skeptical of this quarantine for exactly that reason.
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Daegu's mayor asked the congregation and their family members to self-quarantine at home.
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Katz has conducted research into the variety of quarantine laws that exist across states.
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State broadcaster CCTV has also shown footage of doctors in quarantine gear in Wuhan.
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But CDC officials declined to call three days of monitoring the group a quarantine.
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As of earlier this week, 46 million people across 16 cities were under quarantine.
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The quarantine could make the situation worse, including by exacerbating shortages of medical supplies.
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They did not, however, quarantine native-born Americans who lived directly across the street.
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There must also be a safe place to quarantine people who are running temperatures.
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Once in France, evacuated nationals would be required to spend 14 days in quarantine.
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They stayed in their shipping crates in the Ark's Avian In-Transit Quarantine wing.
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All were found to be free of the virus during two weeks in quarantine.
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What did you learn about how the coronavirus outbreak and quarantine are affecting Wuhan?
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When the ship docked in Yokohama on February 4, it was put under quarantine.
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After the US quarantine, Fehrenbacher planned to go to his parents' home in Canada.
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The four new cases in Iraq were placed in quarantine, the health ministry said.
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The four new cases in Iraq were placed in quarantine, the health ministry said.
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The man has been put into quarantine, state television said, citing the health minister.
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So remember to include antibacterial soap and hand sanitizer in your home quarantine kit.
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Citizens under federal quarantine are entitled to basic needs, like food and medical care.
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Everyone on the flights will be subject to a 211-day federally mandated quarantine.
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The C.D.C. reported on Wednesday that two more passengers under quarantine have become ill.
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"She'll be in California quarantine," Mr. Haering said by telephone from his hospital bed.
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On Tuesday, he posted a video from home detailing his diagnosis and self-quarantine.
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They even accounted for the quarantine China has imposed on Wuhan and surrounding cities.
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But the decision to quarantine workers for extended periods could hinder Apple's iPhone output.
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Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte said the quarantine could last for longer if necessary.
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Of the 380, around 200 have been under quarantine for the last 30 days.
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Around 200 of those foreigners have been under quarantine for the last thirty days.
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They are both under federal quarantine in the U.S. and neither are Napa residents.
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Even after workers come back they must follow quarantine orders, limiting production at factories.
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China is probably the country in the world best able to quarantine the infected.
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But it should have been standard procedure to quarantine sick tigers on their arrival.
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Cruise ship passengers will remain in quarantine at the two bases for two weeks.
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But never has anyone attempted a quarantine as large as this one in China.
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Doctors have previously recommended a two-week quarantine for people exposed to the virus.
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Travel between China and the US has dropped significantly since the Hubei quarantine began.
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The authorities, however, were at pains to to say it was not a quarantine.
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Wuhan is now under quarantine, and locals must wear face masks in public places.
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Chinese authorities have suspended air and train travel in Wuhan, which is under quarantine.
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It was put in quarantine, like other plants or animals brought into U.S. territory.
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The watchdog said on its website a quarantine could affect, for example, grain exports.
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For you, perhaps, Alix Ohlin's "Quarantine," her new short story in The New Yorker.
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There's nothing quite like a coronavirus quarantine to kill the mood on Valentine's Day.
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A total of 283 passengers arriving from Iran are currently under quarantine, it said.
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Quarantine looks like it's the worst thing to happen to Zoe since The Incident.
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"I proposed moving quarantine" to Kennedy, instead of going to Newburgh, Dr. Rotondo recalled.
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If you look at it that way, the first thing to think about is quarantine, found out who these people are, quarantine them, and talked to their families and their relatives, and if this is what it is, they&aposve got to go.
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One veteran from Denver was under quarantine at home, another veteran from Maine was also under home quarantine, one veteran was under care at a VA hospital in California, and another two in Nevada were also being treated at a VA hospital.
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Don Beyer to self-quarantine after contact with friend who tested positive for coronavirus MORE (R-Ga.) on Monday announced that he would self-quarantine at his home after coming into contact with a person who later tested positive for the novel coronavirus.
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As late as last Monday, passengers returning from Italy reported no screenings and no information about self-quarantine, despite the fact that the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has listed Italy as a "Level 3" country requiring self-quarantine since Feb. 28.
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These are the first passengers to leave the vessel following a 14-day quarantine period, not including those undergoing treatment on shore for the virus, and the more than 300 Americans evacuated over the weekend and now in quarantine at two US bases.
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If people are forced to quarantine themselves for a number of weeks right now, and the government shuts services down, the risk is that a mass of people will then become sick when they start to leave their homes after the quarantine period.
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The quarantine poses a risk of spreading the coronavirus throughout the ship, the experts said.
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Japan's Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare said a quarantine officer has also been infected.
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City officials say they are taking measures to screen them, check sanitation and impose quarantine.
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In one 22020 poll, 50 percent of people supported a quarantine of people with AIDS.
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The 14-day quarantine is based off the estimated incubation period for the Wuhan coronavirus.
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The federal quarantine was imposed after one passenger attempted to leave isolation at the airbase.
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After the first cases started to be found, a quarantine was imposed on the ship.
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At least 214 Americans are on board a cruise ship under quarantine in Yokohama, Japan.
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The Diamond Princess is one of two cruise ships currently under quarantine over the coronavirus.
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The U.S. declared a public health crisis over the coronavirus and instituted a rare quarantine.
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The passengers have been placed under a 14-day quarantine in the base's living quarters.
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I take my first dose of antibiotics and the 24-hour quarantine countdown starts now.
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The 3,700 people on the ship will remain in quarantine for 14 days in total.
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But it had subtitles, which are tough for some people apparently, so we got Quarantine.
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Crew members and passengers, some with medical conditions, still have another week left in quarantine.
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It's the first time in more than 50 years a quarantine order has been issued.
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The KCDC director said all flights from Middle East countries have been put into quarantine.
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However, Ilyina isn't the only Russian citizen who has made a great escape from quarantine.
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There have been 64 confirmed cased from a cruise ship held in quarantine off Japan.
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I don't want to say the quarantine word, but I guess I just said it.
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But if it's measles, which is a reportable disease, you can't quarantine people for measles.
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The local government has begun control measures including quarantine blockades and culling programs, it said.
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Quarantine and sanitary restrictions were implemented after the initial cases but the flu has spread.
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New York's Department of Environmental Conservation has worked hard to quarantine the ash borer menace.
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In January, bison quarantine fences were cut with bolt cutters and dozens of bison escaped.
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About 1,000 people are being asked to self-quarantine after the latest cases, Cuomo said.
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The first 12 days of Goldman's solitary quarantine were spent in a tiny biocontainment room.
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But others said it's impossible to fully isolate staff members during a cruise ship quarantine.
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The Grand Princess remains off the coast of California with passengers and crew in quarantine.
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However, he's staying in self-quarantine until Wednesday, said Ben Williamson, Meadows' chief of staff.
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Asymptomatic passengers will be taken to military installations for screening and a 14-day quarantine.
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The same technologies are also a lifeline for those at high risk or in quarantine.
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"The effectiveness of any quarantine will ultimately depend on people's willingness to comply," says Crespi.
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Colonel Manning said all mail received at the screening facility on Monday was under quarantine.
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Lindsey Graham and Rick Scott -- went into self-quarantine after interacting with the same officials.
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Many more, including doctors, are in quarantine, although the hospital would not specify a number.
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