The state has acknowledged quarantining nine individuals in October 2014.
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The US is quarantining hundreds of citizens on military bases.
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Freezing, quarantining and testing both sperm and donors became crucial.
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But, in truth, quarantining conspiratorial ideas is no easy task.
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Are other countries up to the task of quarantining it?
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At the Pentagon, above, workers are now quarantining the mail.
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Quarantining a region locks the infected together with the uninfected.
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Some experts think quarantining healthy passengers is the wrong approach.
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But the quarantining process doesn't necessarily end there for everyone.
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Locating and quarantining potentially at-risk students and staff is difficult.
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Foxconn, the manufacturing giant that produces the iPhone, is quarantining workers.
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"Quarantining somebody is an extraordinary deprivation of their liberties," he said.
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"Quarantining somebody is an extraordinary deprivation of their liberties," he said.
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Mike Lee and Mitt Romney both announced they'd be self-quarantining.
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Since then, I've just been self-quarantining and letting everybody know.
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The dos and don'ts of self-quarantining during coronavirus are simple.
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Yet some states considered travel bans, and others started quarantining people.
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He immediately began self-quarantining on the advice of his doctor.
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But the problem won't be solved just by quarantining political reporters.
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Lawmakers are self-quarantining as the coronavirus spreads across the country.
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Snuggle up to whomever you're quarantining with and play it together.
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Relatives who were self-quarantining joined the procession via video chat.
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Mulvaney reported that he will start quarantining on Tuesday, March 17.
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Many of us will be quarantining with others: roommates, children, partners.
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Others have been returned to their home countries for further quarantining.
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The CDC took over quarantining responsibilities in the US in 1967.
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Risk pools attack that pressure by quarantining them as much as possible.
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Several lawmakers themselves are self-quarantining as their offices undergo deep cleaning.
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Katie Porter says she's self-quarantining while awaiting coronavirus test results Rep.
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Mitt Romney, say they're self-quarantining after hearing about Paul's coronavirus diagnosis.
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Here are the lawmakers who have said they are self-quarantining. Rep.
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The staff member had been self-quarantining and has been receiving treatment.
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Other Blue Dog members have since announced that they are self-quarantining.
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Specifically, Bacon used his meme to promote the importance of self-quarantining.
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Family members, colleagues, and travel companions are all commonly subject to quarantining.
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Something went awry in the process of the quarantining on that ship.
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Locating and quarantining potentially at-risk students and staff is an arduous task.
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Instead they approach sickness the way cities do—by quarantining the affected areas.
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Not everyone in Megasaki is willing to go along with the mayor's quarantining.
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But for less threatening yet still blatantly false news, quarantining may be sufficient.
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Rick Scott of Florida, are self-quarantining after coming into contact with Wajngarten.
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Mitt Romney (R-Utah) are now self-quarantining after close interactions with Paul.
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The person has been self-quarantining and receiving medical treatment since March 85003.
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The person has been self-quarantining and receiving medical treatment since March 22020.
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"I want to make a @Spotify playlist for people self quarantining," she wrote.
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As couples are self-quarantining in close quarters, there's a key to success.
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Maintaining social distance and voluntarily quarantining yourself is part self-interest, part altruism.
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Previously, providers had been quarantining themselves if they'd been exposed to the coronavirus.
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It's unclear if the large group of greeters are all quarantining as well.
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It has not yet been reported, but he tells us he's self-quarantining.
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So I've been quarantining since Saturday so that's been over a week now.
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Dobbs' two roommates, with whom he is quarantining, also recalled the memorable evening.
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"People aren't self-quarantining because they can't," said Jason, an emergency department nurse.
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Questions have arisen over Beijing's strategy of quarantining more cities in central China.
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For example, quarantining problematic content doesn't address problems related to misinformation and disinformation.
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Other times, as when it started quarantining extremists videos, it does a decent job!
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So far, the Feds have been quarantining people evacuated from Wuhan at military installations.
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The quarantining of people returning from China will presumably be much different, he said.
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Simply quarantining anybody who returns from a country where Zika is spreading is not.
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I think quarantining people coming back from high-risk countries today is largely unproductive.
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Matt Gaetz, Doug Collins, Mark Meadows, and Paul Gosar -- announced they are self-quarantining.
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In recent days, Trump has advocated easing quarantining measures to ease the economic effects.
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Dancing has become an especially therapeutic escape for many people who are self-quarantining.
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The senator will be self-quarantining now that he has received a positive diagnosis.
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Self-quarantining can be just what the doctor ordered, in more ways than one.
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He says self-quarantining is a good idea if someone thinks they are sick.
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You cannot simply show up to bae's house if you are not quarantining together.
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The more the number of cases grow, the more incidents of quarantining and shutdowns.
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All impacted employees are now self-quarantining, whether they are experiencing symptoms or not.
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The French, Australian, and South Korean governments are quarantining their citizens returning from Wuhan.
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"It is irresponsible that he is not self-quarantining," one elected Republican official told CNN.
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If you're quarantining because of the coronavirus, avoid online shopping and bulk buying unnecessary items.
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So the country is tracing and quarantining the contacts of more than 270,224 church members.
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Self-quarantining for those who can helps keep other Americans on the front lines safe.
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Some are quarantining new arrivals until they are medically cleared to join the general population.
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Since then, he's been quarantining at home with his two roommates, awaiting his test results.
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So the country is tracing and quarantining the contacts of more than 21987,250 church members.
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Katie Porter says she's self-quarantining while awaiting coronavirus test results MORE (R-Fla.), Rep.
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MEADOWS IS AMONG THE LAWMAKERS SELF-QUARANTINING: The incoming White House chief of staff, Rep.
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S. travelers from China and quarantining returning Americans confirmed to be infected with COVID-19.
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Indeed, in several states, the government has to get a judge's approval before quarantining someone.
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Matt Gaetz is self-quarantining after attending CPAC, though has tweeted his test results are negative.
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It's not about panicking and quarantining to protect one's self, but to protect others around you.
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A half-dozen other Democrats announced they are self-quarantining after contact with McAdams, including Reps.
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This week, artists reflect on quarantining from their studios in Tennessee, Québec, New York, and California.
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But quarantining has also been proof for Veronica that recovery is possible and that it's working.
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Scott said he had no symptoms and was quarantining out of an abundance of caution. Rep.
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The recovery bill passed unanimously, 220–210 (with four senators self-quarantining due to the coronavirus).
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You're practicing social distancing, isolation and self-quarantining to help fight the spread of the coronavirus.
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Its audience has grown 10% since the coronavirus outbreak and subsequent mass quarantining, reported The Verge.
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So right now I'm negotiating to find a way to have an income while preemptively quarantining.
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Self-quarantining is definitely not the "chillaxing," television-watching heaven that people imagine it to be.
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White House spokesman Judd Deere told Business Insider that Ivanka Trump would not be self-quarantining.
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Chinese authorities have frozen travel in and out of Wuhan and neighboring cities, effectively quarantining millions.
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In China, Italy, and South Korea, governments are quarantining towns and cities and shutting down transportation.
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A typhus outbreak in New York City showed the country's history of targeting immigrants for quarantining.
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But quarantining patients, flight cancellations and border controls could ultimately prove effective in containing the outbreak.
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Health officials originally sought to contain the spread to the ship by quarantining everyone on board.
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It remains to be seen whether we'll still be booping and quarantining one another after the weekend.
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Economically quarantining those patients is actually the more compassionate and practical thing to do for everyone's sake.
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New York City's Health Department struggled to contain the disease, quarantining stricken households and restricting public gatherings.
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Lindsey Graham is self-quarantining after being at Mar-a-Lago when the Brazilian delegation was there.
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Both Charles and Camilla are self-quarantining at their home in Scotland, but there are still issues.
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Cory Gardner (R-Col.) is also self-quarantining in Washington after potential exposure earlier this month. Sen.
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Mike Lee and Mitt Romney said they would be self-quarantining after recently spending time with Paul.
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" Returning to Britain would also have meant quarantining his dog, "which he could not bear to do.
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The department recommended quarantining any pets in households where a human has tested positive for the virus.
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Without government help, the expanding quarantining of America means these services will face shortages and widespread delays.
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Humanity is self-isolating, social distancing, and, yes, quarantining in an effort to beat back the coronavirus.
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Lindsey Graham also met with Dutton and has announced he's self-quarantining and awaiting test results. Reps.
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Twenty passengers and another twenty crew members are reportedly exhibiting flulike symptoms and are quarantining on board.
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But, Florida as a whole has been slower to adapt to social distancing and self-quarantining guidelines.
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During the coronavirus pandemic, celebrities may be quarantining together but that doesn't mean they're always getting along.
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Plumbers said they were fielding an increase in calls from people working from home and self-quarantining.
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People outside may be able to accomplish social distancing and self-quarantining rather than being cloistered together.
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Both Charles and his wife are self-quarantining at their home in Scotland, according to Clarence House.
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If that's true, they remain very committed to the bit, because they're apparently quarantining together in Miami.
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Durbin said on Sunday that the prospect of five senators self-quarantining was inevitable and could grow.
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An argument for quarantining her perspective would apply to Nicolas Sarkozy or François Fillon, not just her.
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Chief among them: Is quarantining people onboard a safe, or even ethical, strategy to contain the virus?
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The Chinese government has exhibited an amazing response to the coronavirus epidemic by quarantining millions of inhabitants.
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" She continued, "It's been tough getting our new family of 6 oriented with all of the necessary quarantining.
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Ben McAdams and Mario Diaz-Balart — as well as several others who are self-quarantining after possible exposure.
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Claire Hofbauer, 143, San Francisco: I have been sick and self-quarantining and social-distancing since Feb. 214.
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We're also self-quarantining — like pretty much everyone else — given all of the exposure risks during our trip.
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The test results have resulted in dozens more transportation security officers protectively self-quarantining, according to the union.
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Now, self-quarantining might sound like a rather lonely undertaking, but that's what our phones are for, right?
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While some people are self-quarantining or canceling trips, these millennials seek an affordable vacation or travel opportunity.
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Brody Jenner does not disappoint ... he's apparently self-quarantining with the help of a very attractive UCSB grad.
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While you're getting the hang of self-quarantining, you'll also be learning how to build a YouTube empire.
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In the age of self-quarantining, it has become much harder to go public with a new romance.
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He plans to continue shooting his show, "Cuomo Prime Time," from his basement, where he is quarantining himself.
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One person on Reddit reported the ticketing sites offered full refunds upon hearing the person was self-quarantining.
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In terms of the coronavirus outbreak, self-isolating and quarantining in an unsafe home can compound the issue.
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For at least the next week, he's self-quarantining in a separate bedroom and using his own bathroom.
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People who are self-quarantining or trying to practice good social distancing aren't turning out for your films.
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That understanding helps create a social mindset about how to approach behaviors like social distancing and self-quarantining.
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The US government flew Wucinski and his daughter back to the US for mandated quarantining and coronavirus testing.
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That person did not return to work, state health officials said, and the person's family is self-quarantining.
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So, to vote against his party's cowering congressional caucuses is to affirm the nation's honor while quarantining him.
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Uncertainty and distrust are stymieing federal attempts to plan for quarantining Americans who are infected with the coronavirus.
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So, to vote against his party&aposs cowering congressional caucuses is to affirm the nation's honor while quarantining him.
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The US is quarantining people who arrive in from Wuhan at military bases for 14 days after their arrival.
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The company adds that it's since taken action, by quarantining the affected server and putting additional safeguards in place.
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Hundreds of Bulgarians expressed their outrage on social networks, saying the situation could have been dealt with through quarantining.
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Lizzie Fletcher of Texas announced Thursday she is self-quarantining as she awaits the results of a coronavirus test.
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Many corporate memos, including those from HSBC and Facebook, now mention deep cleaning of office spaces and self-quarantining.
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Both Romney and Utah's other senator, Republican Mike Lee, had begun self-quarantining after Paul's diagnosis on Sunday. Sen.
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Cory Gardner (R-Col.) is also self-quarantining in Washington after potential exposure earlier this month, as is Sen.
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Reporters and other members of the media who have come in close contact with confirmed cases are self-quarantining.
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That has led to more House lawmakers self-quarantining, including the second-ranked House Republican, GOP Whip Steve Scalise.
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Just 'cause we're all cooped up at home doesn't mean you can't getcha tan on while quarantining ... Exhibit A?
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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, who is self-quarantining after his wife tested positive for coronavirus, appeared from home.
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My mom, however, is thrilled by the idea of my returning to the US and quarantining in North Carolina.
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Gaetz is not the only GOP lawmaker who has been in Trump's vicinity in recent days before self-quarantining.
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Wise says you can use tools like these to connect with your partner, even if you're not quarantining together.
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Protsenko reportedly confirmed on his Facebook account that he tested positive and was self-quarantining himself to his office.
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Per France 24, the "Home Quarantine" app is intended for people quarantining for 14 days after returning from abroad.
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It would also show how effective social distancing, lockdowns, and quarantining are in preventing the spread of the disease.
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More details would follow on the enhanced quarantining procedures, Salvador Panelo told reporters in a text message, without elaborating.
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Quarantining thousands of people is a huge operation requiring far more gear and supplies than any cruise ship carries.
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Generally, the focus is on isolating patients who are actually sick and quarantining contacts who may have been exposed.
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But they stressed the importance of quarantining patients as early as possible, given the early signs of asymptomatic transmission.
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The United Kingdom said it's flying its citizens out, after facing public pressure, and quarantining them again back home.
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From 1918-1919, a massive outbreak of influenza resulted in large-scale quarantining in both Europe and the US.
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So to vote against his party&aposs cowering congressional caucuses is to affirm the nation&aposs honor while quarantining him.
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China has carried out similar measures, quarantining entire cities and millions of people to prevent the spread of the virus.
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Quarantining a subreddit means that it's also ineligible to generate revenue from ads or from gold, Reddit's premium membership feature.
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"It's been tough getting our new family of 6 oriented with all of the necessary quarantining," she wrote on Instagram.
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All of the lawmakers except Gohmert say they have no symptoms but are quarantining out of an abundance of caution.
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Health care workers who have been exposed to the virus are now quarantining themselves, further reducing available staff at hospitals.
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Anyone who's been working from home — or hell, self-quarantining — for a week knows that it gets old real fast.
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Hivju revealed the diagnosis in an Instagram post, saying that he is currently self-quarantining with his family in Norway.
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What do you do when you've got the urge to play tennis ... but you're stuck in the apartment self-quarantining??
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And some broadcasters are self-quarantining because they've been in close proximity with people who tested positive for the virus.
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Witherspoon is among many celebrities who are self-quarantining in the hopes it will slow the spread of the virus.
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They compare cities in 1918-'19 that adopted quarantining and social isolation policies earlier to ones that adopted them later.
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Last weekend, Ariana Grande also sent a tough but fair message to those who should be self-quarantining, but weren't.
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With businesses temporarily closed and citizens self quarantining, self isolating, and/or self distancing, we're put in a difficult bind.
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According to a BBC report, any staff or persons that came into recent contact with Prince Charles are also quarantining.
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Rick Scott said he was self-quarantining after potential contact with Wajngarten at a separate event in Miami on Tuesday.
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The US government flew Wucinski and his daughter back to the US for mandated quarantining and coronavirus testing, she wrote.
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The South Korean government handled the disease's spread to South Korea by quarantining nearly 17,000 people, and tourism levels plummeted.
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The man still doesn't know whether he has the coronavirus, so he's quarantining himself in his apartment just in case.
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As is, the museum has a variety of pest-control tactics, including quarantining new artwork before it's placed in galleries.
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Rousey dealt with her descent by quarantining herself away from the world that made her in the hopes of disappearing completely.
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She was previosly self-quarantining at home after her office said that she was awaiting the results of a coronavirus test.
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Paul Gosar, said they had come into contact with the individual would be self-quarantining out of an abundance of caution.
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Paul Gosar of Arizona earlier revealed they came into contact with the infected man and were self-quarantining as a precaution.
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Matt Gaetz, Doug Collins, Paul Gosar and Mark Meadows -- are self-quarantining as a precaution after interacting with the infected individual.
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The threat has even infiltrated Congress, where three members have contracted the virus and several others are self-quarantining at home.
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Katie Porter says she's self-quarantining while awaiting coronavirus test results MORE (R-Fla.) and Ben McAdams (D-Utah), and Sen.
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"With that power comes a responsibility to ensure the public health message of social distancing and self-quarantining is heard clearly."
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Their mother, his ex-wife, had been messaging him telling him that he shouldn't return and that he should be quarantining.
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Or what if Holofernes was self-quarantining instead of being attacked by Judith in Artemisia Gentileschi's famous painting "Judith beheading Holofernes"?
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With members of Congress now self-quarantining due to exposure to COVID-19, we should revisit the feasibility of remote voting.
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It's true, they're not practicing very good social distancing -- but this could also be a tell-tale sign they're quarantining together.
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Marmo recounted the story of one woman whose husband died from the disease and who was self-quarantining at her home.
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Not only are they reportedly quarantining together in Pasadena, but LaBeouf and Goth have been seen sporting some eyebrow-raising jewelry.
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He must have worked with some celebs in her circle, and now the two are seemingly quarantining together in Grande's home.
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It may be harder to do at a time when social distancing, self-isolation and quarantining are watchwords of the day.
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The Polish government has introduced a new app that will require coronavirus patients to take selfies to prove they're quarantining properly.
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Katie Porter says she's self-quarantining while awaiting coronavirus test results MORE (R-Fla.) and Ben McAdams (D-Utah) and Sen.
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More than a dozen other members of Congress are self-quarantining after being exposed to people later diagnosed with the coronavirus.
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The government announced a $26 million package of urgent measures to contain the outbreak, including strengthening its testing and quarantining capacity.
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Hundreds more travelers are self quarantining at home after arriving on commercial flights from affected areas, according to state health departments.
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San Diego is home to the Miramar Air Base, where the federal government has been quarantining repatriated Americans coming from China.
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"He is brash, outspoken, misogynistic, combative and uninterested in quarantining himself from his financial interests," the St. Louis Dispatch editorial board wrote.
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That's why for now, self-quarantining and social distancing are themselves moral decisions we can all make that can have significant impacts.
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Authorities immediately cordoned off the 15-block neighborhood, quarantining about 25,203 Chinese residents and closing businesses owned by people who weren't white.
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Five Republican lawmakers are self-quarantining after interacting with an individual at the Conservative Political Action Conference who tested positive for coronavirus.
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Cruz is also self-quarantining, as are some other lawmakers who came into contact with a delegate at CPAC who tested positive.
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The quarantining and incineration of cash, combined with recommendations to not use cash, could convince consumers to make payments through other methods.
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The ship was ravaged by cases of the virus and forced to conclude its trip by quarantining all guests and crew onboard.
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Japan has barred visitors from most of Europe, and South Korea is quarantining foreigners in government centers for 14 days after arrival.
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McDaniel tested negative for the normal flu and strep throat, and she and her family are self-quarantining, according to the statement.
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The 65 staff members — about one-third of the Life Care Center's 180 employees — are self-quarantining and not going to work.
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Zmood, and other parents in the area, considered quarantining a few children together in one home to help them feel less lonely.
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An aide to Collins told NBC News that in addition to the congressman, two staffers from his office are also self-quarantining.
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Don Beyer (D-Va.) and Julia Brownley of California, also announced this week they would be self-quarantining because of possible exposure.
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Orlando Bloom says he plans on self-quarantining after returning from traveling overseas due to concerns about the novel coronavirus (COVID-85033).
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We all have more time on our hands, including couples quarantining together — so more the opportunity to buy a new sex toy.
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" Managers contacted those individuals who sat by or shared a vanpool with the victim and "they are self-quarantining for two weeks.
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My roommate is at a conference out of state and I know I'll be disinfecting everything and quarantining myself upon his return.
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As coronavirus hits the Senate — with one senator now diagnosed and several others self-quarantining — tensions are running high on Capitol Hill.
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These photos are not interesting, per se, but at least "Star Tracks" can give us clues about which celebrities are quarantining together.
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All you need is yeast, flour, water, and salt—a minimal and cheap list of ingredients, perfect for quarantining or an apocalypse.
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Katie Porter says she's self-quarantining while awaiting coronavirus test results MORE (R-Fla.) and Ben McAdams (D-Utah), along with Sen.
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"If we're quarantining [our] people for 14 days … we're going to lose our first responders," Carli said over the phone, per ABC.
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Members of the House GOP leadership team are self-quarantining after two lawmakers announced that they have tested positive for the coronavirus.
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It did suggest that if members of a family were sick with the virus, they might want to consider quarantining their pets.
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Thousands of people in California and beyond are self-quarantining in response to the outbreak, regardless of whether they are experiencing symptoms.
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That means quarantining patients who are ill may not curb the coronavirus' spread to the degree that public-health officials previously hoped.
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Australia is quarantining people who've recently been to China's Hubei province, many of whom are of Asian descent, on an offshore island.
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In 24, the San Francisco authorities responded to a bubonic plague epidemic by quarantining buildings in Chinatown mostly occupied by Chinese immigrants.
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Japan, due to host the summer Olympics in July, had faced criticism over its strategy of quarantining people on board the ship.
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The local health department took hundreds of immigrants into custody, quarantining them in tents on North Brother Island in the East River.
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Chinese authorities have shut down transport in and out of Wuhan and at least 303 other cities, effectively quarantining millions of people.
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The decision to quarantine Quarantining an entire plane of healthy people is "certainly unusual," said Dr. William Schaffner, a longtime CDC adviser.
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When you're self-quarantining, a lot of your normal routines — trips to the gym, daily grocery runs — must change out of necessity.
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That's why governments around the world are responding so quickly by discouraging travel to China and quarantining people who may have been exposed.
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They told Knipel in court on Thursday the city had overstepped its authority and that quarantining the infected would be a preferable approach.
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It really does look, as one member of Centipede Central said, as if Reddit is trying to quarantine The_Donald without actually quarantining it.
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This is standard zombie procedure — the uninfected are always quarantining the infected in a futile effort to prevent the spread of the disease.
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Paul Gosar announced they were self-quarantining after interacting with an individual who tested positive for coronavirus at the Conservative Political Action Conference.
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And once you have singled out groups, the leap is small to imposing limits on them, quarantining them and rationalizing violence against them.
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In other cities around the world, some officials have taken more stringent steps to contain the virus's spread by effectively quarantining entire cities.
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Katie Porter says she's self-quarantining while awaiting coronavirus test results MORE (R-Fla.) announced his own positive diagnosis last week as well.
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McDaniel and her family will be self-quarantining at the advice of doctors as she awaits the results of the test, Ahrens said.
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Once the link to the religious group was established, authorities sprang into action, quarantining attendees, disinfecting buildings, and closing down the group's services.
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In his letter, Captain Crozier had recommended offloading his entire crew, and then quarantining and testing them while the ship was professionally cleaned.
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That amount of testing allows health officials and the public to pursue more effective and widespread quarantining of infected people and their contacts.
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The California representative said she is closing her Washington office this week after the interaction with the individual who is currently self-quarantining.
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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is self-quarantining for 14 days after announcing Thursday that his wife had tested positive for the coronavirus.
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As China and Italy show, it's only when tough quarantining measures are put in place and given time to work that infections decline.
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But, Scully says he's all healthy and good right now ... and says social distancing and self-quarantining are ensuring that stays the case.
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Julia Brownley of California, announced Monday that she, too, was self-quarantining after coming in contact with a person diagnosed with COVID-19.
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If there's anything that's been there for us during these times of self-quarantining and social distancing, it's the snacks in our pantries.
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The couple were released from the Gold Coast University Hospital and are now quarantining themselves in their rented Queensland home, media reports say.
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Katie Porter says she's self-quarantining while awaiting coronavirus test results MORE (R-Fla.) announced Wednesday that he tested positive for the virus.
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As Fisman and Mina already said, quarantining people on a cruise ship seemed like a bad idea at best and unethical at worst.
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China's leaders have taken dramatic steps to rein in the virus, quarantining millions of people and putting much of the country on lockdown.
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Hong Kong, Singapore, Thailand and South Korea have taken precautionary measures, quarantining patients with flulike symptoms and increasing temperature screenings at their airports.
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In an outbreak, by the time you try something as ambitious as quarantining a megacity, it's already too late to quarantine the megacity.
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The Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine is overseeing quarantining and other kinds of disease prevention for horses and birds at the Ark.
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Quarantining a forum is, obviously, not the same as banning one, and and this won't do a whole lot to disrupt this subreddit's activity.
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"Norovirus can be spread for weeks," said Jaykus, who added that quarantining infected people can also be useful in preventing the spread of norovirus.
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Don Beyer, a Democrat from northern Virginia, announced he was self-quarantining after coming in contact with a friend who tested positive for coronavirus.
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Rick Scott and Lindsey Graham also came into contact with the Brazilian official, Fabio Wajngarten, and said they were self-quarantining as a precaution.
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NASA has a long history of quarantining astronauts before they go to space to prevent illnesses, like cold and flu, from happening off planet.
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Lindsey Graham (R-SC) is also self-quarantining after a trip to Mar-a-Lago, which right-wing Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro also attended.
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Several cities and towns in the country's north are under lockdown, with movement limited in or out of affected areas -- effectively quarantining 100,000 people.
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At least two other senators, Utah Republicans Mitt Romney and Mike Lee, are self-quarantining because they were recently in close proximity to Paul.
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Hospitals around the world are quarantining their surgeons after travel to coronavirus affected regions or are telling their surgeons not to travel at all.
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The next day, which was dank and rainy, Donald Trump raised the possibility of quarantining New York, along with parts of the tristate area.
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It was shown in studies to be effective during the SARS outbreak and the Ebola outbreak, when combined with other measures such as quarantining.
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However, "Brown Bear" is the key here, because it's apparently the nickname of Cameron's friend Jacob Laham, who appears to be quarantining with them.
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Gaming usage on Verizon's network soared a whopping 75% during the early weeks of self-quarantining across the US, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
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More than a dozen other members of Congress are self-quarantining as a precaution after exposure to people who tested positive for the virus.
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If you're worried about quarantining in a home where you don't feel safe, 24/193 help is available from the National Domestic Violence Hotline.
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The problem is I also need to have an income and health insurance, and I don't know how to do that while self-quarantining.
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Beijing started imposing large-scale lockdowns and quarantining cities in late January, which halted factory and economic activities that are gradually coming back online.
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All of those suppliers will need to pass government inspections that their facilities are properly disinfected with proper accommodation for potentially quarantining affected workers.
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China has responded to the epidemic by sealing off large cities, quarantining people en masse and punishing people for failing to report flulike symptoms.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention are also quarantining Americans who have been evacuated by the State Department from Wuhan, the agency said.
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In some instances, quarantining asymptomatic people suspected to be infected creates a breeding ground for the diseased and worsens the pandemic and spreads fear.
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But, just willy-nilly going out and quarantining a bunch of people because they've been to Brazil, I don't believe that that's going to work.
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By 1984, nearly all state prison systems were quarantining people with HIV, operating under the assumption that the virus could be spread through casual contact.
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By quarantining her in a tent though she tested negative for Ebola, he complicated initiatives to send health workers to fight the disease in Africa.
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In Italy, where 22.5 people have died, cities and towns in the north have been placed under full or partial shutdown, effectively quarantining 100,000 people.
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"After discussions with the Attending Physician of the United States Congress, and out of an abundance of caution, I will be self-quarantining," she said.
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But a lengthy meeting or close contact with someone who contracts the virus would be higher risk, and would likely require quarantining, the members said.
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Kamil, who graduated high school last year, said the fundraising will be able to help people for weeks as social distancing and self-quarantining continues.
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Besides alleviating the stress on our health care system, this parallel system would also better support public health functions, like tracking, data reporting and quarantining.
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Above all, I was grateful to be quarantining at home, and not in a ship cabin sepulcher, like so many Americans aboard the Diamond Princess.
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Older Chinese people are now self-quarantining at home for protection, Yu said (the CDC has advised anyone over 60 to "stay close to home").
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Five Republican senators are self-quarantining due to concerns that they may have been exposed to coronavirus, including some who are doing so after Sen.
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As social distancing and self-quarantining quickly become our new normal, many Americans are heeding advice to stock their home kitchens for the long haul.
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Cheney's decision to advocate for shutting down tours comes in the wake of multiple lawmakers self-quarantining themselves after potentially being exposed to the virus.
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As you may know ... some representatives have already tested positive for COVID-19 and are quarantining, so they won't be able to make the trip.
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The truth is, lots of Mexicans don't even know what COVID-19 is, so we started quarantining before it was required by the Mexican government.
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Rick Scott announced last week that he, too, was self-quarantining after being in contact with a member of the Brazilian delegation who tested positive.
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At least five Republican senators were self-quarantining as of Sunday, and as a result, missed a key procedural vote on coronavirus legislation Sunday evening.
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Katie Porter says she's self-quarantining while awaiting coronavirus test results MORE (R-Fla.) Ben McAdams (D-Utah) announced they tested positive for the coronavirus.
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So the responsibilities for quarantining nearly 2,700 passengers fell mostly to about 1,000 low-paid ship workers who were given inadequate safety gear and guidance.
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Since the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention began quarantining US citizens returning from Hubei earlier this month, nongovernmental groups have been chipping in.
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The Core sets up a more dynamic version of those segmentation powers out of the box, quarantining devices as soon as a possible compromise is detected.
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He found that without increased infection control measures, like regularly testing patients for pandemic resistance, and quarantining anyone who's a carrier, CRE would be endemic—i.e.
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CannTrust's Danish partner, StenoCare, announced on Wednesday it was quarantining one batch of product it had received, and then increased that number to five on Thursday.
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John Yarmuth of Kentucky announced on March 16 that he tested negative for coronavirus after self-quarantining following an interaction with someone who later tested positive.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel is self-quarantining after being notified that a doctor who administered a vaccine to her last week tested positive for COVID-19.
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Mulvaney is self-quarantining at home in South Carolina after his niece, who lives with him in Washington, also came into contact with the Brazilian delegation.
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McDaniel had been tested Friday night after experiencing a fever and flu-like symptoms and has been self-quarantining while she waited for her test results.
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The game had landed during a pandemic, as millions of people were practicing self-quarantining and social distancing, not to mention looking for something to do.
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We need to be vigilant in our hygiene, overzealous in our quarantining, and understanding of the need of our fellow citizens to distance themselves from us.
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It's interesting ... Babbel sales saw a slight decrease when Italy started getting ravaged by the virus, but everything flipped when the country started quarantining entire cities.
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Investors worry that precautions such as quarantining and social avoidance will depress economic activity as the global spread cuts off vital supply chains and encourages hoarding.
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People across the globe are quarantining out of concern for the virus and, in some cases, due to government mandates, as the coronavirus continues to spread.
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A small number of employees – fewer than 10 – are self-quarantining because they have traveled to regions that are affected by the virus, the person said.
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We're without normal access to recovery groups, and in the line of fire for all sorts of triggering situations and conversations while socially distancing and quarantining.
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And she sometimes works as a pet sitter on the side — however, she said she doesn't foresee that business picking up with most people self-quarantining.
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If your spouse is quarantining in the bedroom, you don't need to wear gloves and dump his contaminated soup bowl into a vat of boiling bleach.
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Katie Porter says she's self-quarantining while awaiting coronavirus test results MORE (R-Fla.) and Ben McAdams (D-Utah) — have tested positive for the coronavirus. Sen.
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We need to slow the disease's spread by creating "social distance" — banning large gatherings, encouraging those who can to work from home — and quarantining hot spots.
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A small number of employees – fewer than 10 – are self-quarantining because they have traveled to regions that are affected by the virus, the person said.
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A small number of employees fewer than 10 are self-quarantining because they have traveled to regions that are affected by the virus, the person said.
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Australia, South Korea, Singapore, New Zealand and Indonesia were quarantining evacuees for at least two weeks, though the United States and Japan planned shorter, voluntary isolation.
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"If you are quarantining them under a legal order, you have to think about food, their medications, their communication needs and their mental health," she said.
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Authorities in China have quarantined more than ten cities, and the US, UK, and several other countries are quarantining all travelers who have recently visited China.
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Some people seem to have the notion that a pandemic will mean shutting down borders, building walls, canceling all air travel and quarantining entire nations indefinitely.
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In Singapore, Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong recently briefed residents on a similar three-pronged infection control approach, which does not include any quarantining, or stockpiling.
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There isn't any evidence to suggest that these particular tactics work to reduce the spread of disease and experts call for more humane approaches to quarantining people.
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Farmers have long contained its spread by quarantining and killing infected animals, but the disease's devastating march into East Asia is intensifying the search for another solution.
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The company has a policy of "quarantining" forums that violate its policies, and did so with a popular forum for Trump supporters after determining it encouraged violence.
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The House physician was also asked about whether members should be concerned if they see a member in the gym who was supposed to be self-quarantining.
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Rep. Doug Collins announced Monday that he is quarantining himself after interacting with a person infected by the novel coronavirus at the recent Conservative Political Action Conference.
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Katie Porter says she's self-quarantining while awaiting coronavirus test results MORE (R-Fla.), who has also tested positive for the virus, voted on the House floor.
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Katie Porter says she's self-quarantining while awaiting coronavirus test results MORE (R-Fla.) and Ben McAdams (D-Utah) announced they had tested positive for the coronavirus.
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Indonesia ordered a halt Thursday to a 9,000-person pilgrimage and began the process of quarantining the worshippers and checking them for symptoms amid the coronavirus outbreak.
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The contractor was last in the Pentagon on March 2, according to the Air Force, and has been self-quarantining and receiving medical treatment since March 7.
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Senator Rick Scott The Florida Republican announced he was self-quarantining after being at the president's Florida golf resort with a Brazilian official who later tested positive.
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Senator Rick Scott The Florida Republican announced he was self-quarantining after being at the president's Florida golf resort with a Brazilian official who later tested positive.
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More than half the population has been ordered to stay at home, but, to defeat the virus, WHO says more testing, tracing and quarantining measures are necessary.
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A few celebrity friend groups have taken to joining forces and quarantining together, which is safe as long as they do it for the recommended two weeks.
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Health officials can test tens of thousands of people per day, which can then lead to more effective and widespread quarantining of infected people and their contacts.
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President Donald Trump has been tested for the novel coronavirus, despite the fact that he interacted with two lawmakers under self-quarantining for potential exposure, Reuters reported.
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Several lawmakers have been self-quarantining due to exposure to people diagnosed with the coronavirus, while at least one Senate staffer has become ill with the virus.
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That would ensure that any lawmakers who are sick with the coronavirus, currently self-quarantining or otherwise unable to travel could still ensure their votes are counted.
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Data suggests that in China and Italy, the countries most severely affected by the outbreak, strict quarantining measures seemed to work, slowing the spread of the disease.
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Seth Moulton (D-Mass.) and Katie Porter (D-Calif.) were two of the latest to announce they had some coronavirus-like symptoms and were quarantining at home.
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Whether the extended period of self-quarantining and the renewed spotlight on gaming will have more marketers reconsidering the power of the medium remains to be seen.
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Katie Porter says she's self-quarantining while awaiting coronavirus test results MORE (R-Fla.) and Ben McAdams (D-Utah) — announced Wednesday that they have contracted the virus.
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Rep. Vicente Gonzalez (D-Texas) announced Thursday that he is self-quarantining after coming in contact with another member of Congress who tested positive for COVID-19.
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Taiwan has already stopped all foreigners apart from residence permit holders from coming to the island and is quarantining for 14 days everyone arriving on the island.
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Some of the last passengers to arrive at Kennedy International Airport on the last direct flights from Wuhan before they were canceled were quarantining themselves at home.
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And I think this is great, yeah, because Mike Pence has a lot of experience in this area — he's been quarantining himself from women his whole life.
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The US is restricting travel to and from China — where the novel coronavirus originated last year — and quarantining identified cases of the disease known as COVID-19.
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The UK is considering quarantining its citizens in hospitals in Japan rather than flying them home, The Daily Telegraph reported, noting anger from British citizens on board.
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Despite the colossal effort -- and potential social and economic cost -- of effectively quarantining Hubei, it appears that this has come too late to stop the virus' spread.
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The State Department will lead the repatriation mission, which involves flying the Americans back to the U.S. and quarantining them on military bases in California and Texas.
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But there's another more nuanced option at Son's disposal — one that already has some precedent: He can invest out of the Vision Fund while quarantining the Saudi investment.
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The US, for example, is quarantining that it brought back from China on military bases, while some people around the world are quarantined in places like cruise ships.
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Advocacy group demands apology The quarantining of people with HIV has not been a matter of serious discussion since the height of the AIDS epidemic in the 1980s.
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"We are not doing deep investigations on them, we are not quarantining them, we are not isolating them except in rare circumstances," Dr. Morrow said of coronavirus patients.
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The result was released hours after Ronna McDaniel, the chairwoman of the Republican National Committee, said she was quarantining at home and awaiting results after experiencing flulike symptoms.
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Basketball analyst and NBA Hall of Famer Charles Barkley said during a live broadcast Thursday that he was self-quarantining while awaiting the results of a coronavirus test.
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On Saturday, for instance, he floated the idea of quarantining New York -- without consulting local officials -- only for his subordinates to convince him the idea was not possible.
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During this period of self-quarantining and social distancing, making the transition to 24/7 contact — no breaks — can be tough, and throw any incompatibilities into sharp focus.
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If self-quarantining is not deemed effective enough, how would one reasonably enforce a quarantine of large numbers of people in a free society such as the U.S.?
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Mike -- never one who's at a loss of words -- finds just the right ones to describe the dummies who disregard social distancing and quarantining ... and insist on partying.
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Jason Crow, who served as one of the Democratic impeachment managers, announced Tuesday that he was self-quarantining as well after interacting with a constituent who tested positive.
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Last week, she and a few friends were "quarantining responsibly" by taking advantage of the Netflix Party Chrome extension, as well as Zoom, to watch a movie together.
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The concert was a welcome reprieve, as many people around the world find themselves self-isolating or quarantining, as the number of cases of coronavirus continues to rise.
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This hinders efforts to contain the deadly virus by quarantining suspected cases and tracing, vaccinating and monitoring anyone who had contact with a person infected with the virus.
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Alec Baldwin, Danny DeVito, Robert De Niro and La La Anthony all appeared in the videos to stress to viewers the importance of social distancing and self-quarantining.
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The consequences of the 2003 SARS pandemic were largely limited due to an intense public health response by global authorities, including quarantining affected areas and isolating infected individuals.
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The match belonged here — deserved quarantining here — along the Strip, where any authenticity is often just another act of illusion that leaves you double-checking your wallet's whereabouts.
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China's decision to try to stem the spread of the coronavirus outbreak by quarantining major cities in the province of Hubei is raising logistical, medical and ethical concerns.
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After years of calls to ban the community r/The_Donald, Reddit is cracking down on the infamous subreddit by quarantining it, a feature that was revamped in 2018.
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After his diagnosis, the governors of New York and New Jersey said they would begin quarantining travelers who had been in contact with Ebola patients in West Africa.
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Trump also did not directly rule out quarantining cities if the outbreak were to drastically advance, similar to the quarantine imposed on Wuhan, China, where the outbreak started.
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The infected Brazilian staffer is quarantining himself at home "until he is no longer at risk of transmitting the disease," according to the statement from the Brazilian government.
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He said at the beginning of the show that he was self-quarantining for 48 hours after not feeling well following a flight from New York to Atlanta.
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The International Olympics Committee is currently quarantining nearly 1,200 security guards after an outbreak of norovirus left at least 32 of them "violently ill and vomiting" earlier this week.
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The International Olympics Committee is currently quarantining nearly 83,200 security guards after an outbreak of norovirus left at least 32 of them "violently ill and vomiting" earlier this week.
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And Monday afternoon, Gaetz announced he was self-quarantining after being informed a person he had contact with during last week's CPAC conference had since tested positive for coronavirus.
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The Covid-19 situation may only get that bad if we fail to adequately adopt measures like social distancing, aggressive testing, and quarantining, and let it get that bad.
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That math is further complicated by the fact that five Republicans are currently self-quarantining because they've been directly exposed to individuals who have tested positive for Covid-19.
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Graham announced last week that he was self-quarantining after a recent visit to President Trump's Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida, where Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro was present.
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Barkley told his "NBA on TNT" co-hosts on March 12 he wasn't feeling well ... and that he was self-quarantining just in case he did have the virus.
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WASHINGTON — Two members of Congress have tested positive for the coronavirus and more than two dozen are self-quarantining because they've been in contact with someone who's contracted it.
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Guess we've gotten our final update from Chet Hanks, as his parents, Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson, are back in the United States after quarantining in Australia, People reports.
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Samantha, a 26-year-old woman quarantining on Long Island, has been on one virtual date in March and already has five more lined up for the upcoming week.
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This is a change from the department's previous 14-day quarantine policy, before city guidelines were changed regarding health care workers quarantining if exposed to a positive coronavirus case.
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The gathering that Diaz-Balart attended was not a full whip meeting, and a Republican aide said that only a small margin of team members are self-quarantining. Reps.
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US officials are quarantining returning US travelers from the most affected area of China and are preventing foreign travelers who have recently visited China from entering the United States.
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Even though the original source in the market has been dealt with, quarantining and limiting travel will be the most effective ways to contain the outbreak in this case.
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Because SARS was mainly transmitted in medical settings, isolating sick people, versus quarantining asymptomatic people to watch for illness, wasn't really considered as an option for preventing its spread.
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For the first time, the report expanded beyond third-party requests to include independent actions Reddit took around both general policy violations and the quarantining and removal of subreddits.
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For example, Peng added, State Power Investment Corp (SPIC) is first quarantining employees for 14 days in China, followed by 14 days overseas, before beginning work on-site abroad.
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Tom ColeThomas (Tom) Jeffrey ColeDemocrats eye remote voting options Members of House GOP leadership self-quarantining after first lawmakers test positive House Democrats unveil coronavirus economic response package MORE (R-Okla.) and Ann WagnerAnn Louise WagnerMembers of House GOP leadership self-quarantining after first lawmakers test positive Wells Fargo chief pledges fresh start for scandal-ridden bank House lawmakers introduce legislation to promote women's global empowerment MORE (R-Mo.), members of the team, and Rep.
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Most are working on ways of detecting and quarantining malware that analyse the attacking software's behaviour, instead of simply checking whether its signature is on a list of known suspects.
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Despite the quarantining of one dog in Hong Kong, with a "weak positive" test for coronavirus, various health agencies are not taking a single, ambiguous result as evidence for concern.
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Netflix and other platforms have been dealing with a deluge of traffic amid the coronavirus outbreak, which is leading to millions worldwide working from home and quarantining inside their homes.
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Of course, in a time of shelter-in-place orders, self-isolation, and quarantining because of a global pandemic, we're spending a little A LOT more time on our phones.
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Ted Cruz is the first person in Congress to take the big step of self-quarantining after he says he recently came into contact with someone who now has coronavirus.
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Fears that coronavirus represents a major threat to both public health and the economy grew dramatically Monday amid school closures, lawmakers quarantining themselves and a growing number of U.S. cases.
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The Kentucky Democrat said Sunday he will be self-quarantining after he being notified he was in the presence of an individual last week who tested positive for the virus.
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In light of COVID-19, we've asked participants to reflect on how the pandemic has changed their studio space and/or if they are focusing on particular projects while quarantining.
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She is self-quarantining as she awaits the results, a committee spokesman said in a statement Saturday, though it's not clear if she came in contact with the vice president.
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Franz said they're considering quarantining firefighters after tours if there's suspected exposure, testing new firefighters that come from other states and countries as they're onboarded, and creating social distancing protocols.
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Douglas A. Collins (Ga.) and Matt Gaetz (Fla.), said Monday that they were quarantining themselves because of contact with a confirmed carrier of the coronavirus at a conservative conference. Rep.
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Major U.S. airlines canceled flights to Wuhan for the next several months on Friday, and the Center for Disease Control announced that it was quarantining travelers coming from the region.
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"All the evidence we've got to go on is based on quarantining people who are infected," said Mark Eccleston-Turner, a global health law researcher at Keele University in England.
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But public health officials have taken precautions by quarantining those who were believed to be infected, while warning others who may feel under the weather to stay in their hotels.
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By effectively quarantining Codogno, a town of 16,000 people about 40 miles south of Milan, Italy, the government risks leaving automotive plants across Europe short of critical components, he says.
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A representative for the airline told Business Insider that Korean Air is taking measures to prevent the spread of coronavirus including disinfecting aircraft and self-quarantining flight attendants with symptoms.
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Social distancing — canceling large gatherings, closing schools and offices, quarantining individuals and even sequestering entire cities or neighborhoods — seems to be the best way to slow the spread of the coronavirus.
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Seth Moulton (D-Mass.), Katie Porter (D-Calif.) and Ayanna Pressley (D-Mass.) also said Wednesday that they had developed symptoms of the virus and will be self-quarantining at home.
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In an article published by the official TASS news agency on Wednesday, Deputy Prime Minister Tatyana Golikova said the government had kept the virus out by limiting travel and quarantining people.
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And she has introduced herself to new crowds, giving advice on self-quarantining this week on "The Morning Toast," a talk show on YouTube that is popular with a young audience.
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This past weekend, bars and restaurants remained full of people, eager to leave their homes after a week of self-quarantining, despite calls for "social distancing" from others and remaining indoors.
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As more people are self-quarantining to protect themselves from the global spread of coronavirus, artists Danielle Baskin and Max Hawkins have come up with a possible solution to the isolation.
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In addition to the lawmakers who have tested positive for the disease, more than two dozen others are self-quarantining because they've come into contact with someone who has tested positive.
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A few things Rapunzel taught us about quarantining After the first few days of social distancing, we're beginning to realize we don't do much besides watch Netflix and eat too much.
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Republican National Committee chairwoman Ronna McDaniel and her family has been self-quarantining after she had flu-like symptoms, and testing negative for the flu and strep-throat, NBC News reported.
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While authorities at Hartsfield-Jackson are providing written guidance about self-quarantining, there appears to be little enforcement and even less direct screening of passengers as they enter the United States.
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Katie Porter says she's self-quarantining while awaiting coronavirus test results MORE (R-Fla.) and Ben McAdams (D-Utah) become the first members of Congress to test positive for the coronavirus.
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Several lawmakers — including Republicans who serve on the House GOP whip team with Diaz-Balart — are now self-quarantining after coming into close contact late last week with their infected colleagues.
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HHS has already asked the Pentagon for help with quarantining Americans coming back from Wuhan, China — where the outbreak started — as well as infected passengers aboard the Diamond Princess cruise liner.
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At the height of the crisis, thousands of people were forced to relocate, and the government attempted to contain the disease by quarantining sailors at a hospital outside of the city.
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Beginning in 1986, Cuba declared the first cases of HIV/AIDS a public health emergency, and began indefinite and mandatory quarantining of all individuals testing positive for HIV, according to PBS.
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He said quarantining the Wuhan passengers sends the wrong message -- that a new, exotic virus from a faraway land is more to be feared than one that is in our midst.
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If, however, we engage in social distancing, proper quarantining and proper hygiene, we can slow the rate of spread, and make sure there are enough resources to properly care for everyone.
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I'm still quarantining myself from G. so he doesn't get sick, so I drop him off at his place after the show, head home, and fall asleep by 10:30 (yay, illness!).
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The company announced last week that it was quarantining the ship for two weeks after a previous guest, who didn't have any symptoms while aboard the ship, tested positive for the coronavirus.
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The venture capital firm isn't the only company to take precautions: LG has pulled out of a global tech event, cruise ships are being quarantined, and Apple supplier Foxconn is quarantining workers.
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So the state appealed Judge Pratt's ruling, and on Wednesday was back in court to argue that the anti-refugee order was similar to quarantining the contagiously ill from contaminating Indiana's residents.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Representative Doug Collins said on Monday he was self-quarantining after coming in contact with a person who tested positive for coronavirus at a conference in Maryland last month.
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Mike Lee and Mitt Romney, both of Utah — also couldn't vote on Wednesday because they are quarantining after possible exposure to the virus, though Romney said he tested negative for the virus.
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Importantly, screening for COVID-19 should be minimal to keep the line moving so that the travelers can start self-quarantining by staying home for 14 days as per the CDC's guidelines.
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"It's a little difficult but it's all right — I'm lucky I'm with friends in our little safe self-isolation pod," he explained, having hopped on the celebrity trend of quarantining with friends.
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Paul Gosar (R-Ariz.), Matt Gaetz (R-Fla.) and Doug Collins (R-Ga.) — are already self-quarantining themselves after learning of potential exposure at last month's Conservative Political Action Conference in Maryland.
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Duterte approved a resolution allowing a raft of measures including bans on mass gatherings, a month of school closures and community quarantining, and threatened to jail local officials who defied government orders.
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Duterte approved a resolution allowing a raft of measures including bans on mass gatherings, a month of school closures and community quarantining, and threatened to jail local officials who defied government orders.
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Laura Wasser has some sage advice for co-parents during these days of quarantining -- now's not the time to be dumb or difficult ... and if you are, it might cost you later.
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Rudy has apologized for carelessly exposing others before he was officially diagnosed ... and has since implored people to practice self-quarantining and social distancing to help stop the spread of the virus.
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The freshman congresswoman said Wednesday that she is self-quarantining as she awaits the results of a coronavirus test after experiencing cold-like symptoms, followed by fatigue and a fever of 100.4.
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According to Gray, there is value in quarantining pets from a scientific perspective, because it allows scientists to observe how an animal relates to a disease we still know relatively little about.
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North Korea has also shut its ports and borders to foreign goods and summoned back officials who had been earning hard currency in China, quarantining them on the border, Daily NK said.
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"Isolating and quarantining individuals and maintaining critical supplies … are beyond the scope of current federal grants," the Association of State and Territorial Health Officials and three other groups warned on Monday morning.
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Multiple health experts said earlier this month that quarantining hundreds of people on the Diamond Princess could actually be contributing to the spread of the virus, Business Insider's Morgan McFall-Johnsen reported.
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On the bright side ... celebs and athletes who've been getting their houses ransacked in recent years should hopefully get a reprieve ... presuming they're all quarantining at home like the rest of us.
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"Now, we're at the critical point where we have to have a big jump in testing and then quarantining and isolating individuals," in order to slow the spread of the virus, he said.
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The country did act, quarantining a dozen towns in northern regions on February 21, urging the public to engage in social distancing, and ordering the closure of all schools nationwide on March 2000.
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Many people seem to believe these delivery services will continue even as quarantining requirements expand because it is easy to forget this part of our infrastructure is still completely dependent on human workers.
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Later on Sunday, both of Utah's senators, Mike Lee and Mitt Romney, said they would be self-quarantining, citing Mr. Paul's diagnosis and the advice of the attending physician of the U.S. Congress.
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Later on Sunday, both of Utah's senators, Mike Lee and Mitt Romney, said they would be self-quarantining, citing Mr. Paul's diagnosis and the advice of the attending physician of the U.S. Congress.
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America infamously has no federal paid sick leave policy, which makes quarantining or any kind of preventative caution financially difficult—if not entirely impossible—for more than 32 million workers in this country.
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The person who tested positive for COVID-2202 "has mild symptoms and is expected to make a full recovery," Lacey wrote, stating that the person was self-quarantining at home for 2628 days.
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While many people are practicing social distancing and self-quarantining, this was an opportunity for Reuters photographers to capture all angles of a city that rarely knows anything but the hustle and bustle.
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Self-quarantining is a precautionary measure for people who may have been exposed to the coronavirus and lasts two weeks, the length of time during which symptoms emerge in 99 percent of cases.
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If that sounds like you — or if you live in New York City, where the health department has asked everyone to assume they have been exposed — read The Times's guide to self-quarantining.
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Katie Porter (D-Calif.) said Wednesday that she is self-quarantining while awaiting the results of a coronavirus test, becoming yet another member of Congress to report symptoms amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
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The announcement signals a change in tone for the U.S. health agency, which had largely been focused on efforts to stop the virus from entering the country and quarantining individuals traveling from China.
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But this year, before the event, a paper cutting artist who had recently returned from Wuhan, China, told the organizers she was quarantining herself at home, as a precaution against the new coronavirus.
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They also agreed to leave discussion about the wall and its funding out of the negotiations, in effect quarantining it so that it did not contaminate conversations about other issues, the official said.
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However, if the death toll in Qom is confirmed, the Iranian government will likely face even more criticism for its lack of preparedness and delay in quarantining people possibly infected with the virus.
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And they are moving certain genes that sometimes get in the way of DNA replication to a special extra artificial chromosome that will exist in addition to the conventional 16, in effect quarantining them.
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Even with Ebola, when we were bringing some people back from Africa, with the West Africa outbreak, there was a lot of criticism for isolating and quarantining just the individuals who were potentially exposed.
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Ms. Shepler said that after quarantining some workers who were exposed to coronavirus patients, the hospital determined that the extent of the quarantine was unrealistic because it left shortages in a needed work force.
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WASHINGTON, March 9 (Reuters) - U.S. Representative Doug Collins said on Monday he was self-quarantining after coming in contact with a person who tested positive for coronavirus at a conference in Maryland last month.
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Lawmakers' fears are increasing by the day as three members of Congress have tested positive for the coronavirus, while more than a dozen others are self-quarantining after being exposed to their infected colleagues.
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"Cutting taxes and interest rates will have little if any immediate impact on an economy shutting down due to escalating quarantining," Bank of America global economists Ethan Harris and Aditya Bhave told clients Friday.
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Caplan: We can't just say we're going to be in isolation and distancing and quarantining for the next two weeks, and then we've got to come out because we've got to fix the economy.
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After being repeatedly pressed by reporters on why he wasn't getting tested or self-quarantining despite taking a photo with the Brazilian press aide who tested positive, Trump said Saturday he took the test.
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All other passengers, which include people from several different countries, will sail on to San Diego — raising questions about how many of them will make it home amidst heightened travel restrictions and possible quarantining.
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The mass self-quarantining across the US amid the coronavirus pandemic has led to more people playing video games and has focused more attention on the gaming market, which could also attract more brands.
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The growing number of lawmakers who are ill or self-quarantining underscores the risks of members of Congress traveling or gathering in the Capitol to vote on legislation, namely the $2 trillion stimulus package.
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Katie Porter says she's self-quarantining while awaiting coronavirus test results MORE (R-Fla.) and Ben McAdams (D-Utah) — sparked a near-immediate domino effect as lawmaker after lawmaker said they would self-quarantine.
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Katie Porter says she's self-quarantining while awaiting coronavirus test results MORE (R-Fla.), who on Wednesday became the first member of Congress to announce that they had tested positive for the novel coronavirus.
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Katie Porter says she's self-quarantining while awaiting coronavirus test results MORE (R-Fla.) and Ben McAdams (D-Utah) became the first two members of Congress to test positive for COVID-19 on Wednesday.
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Norwegian football acted quickly as the virus took hold, quarantining players who had been abroad for 14 days, cancelling the national team's Euro 2020 playoff with Serbia and suspending all football activity including training.
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For many of us who are self-quarantining or otherwise isolated due to the coronavirus pandemic, the health crisis is fundamentally changing our relationship to the world, each other, and even our own homes.
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They recommend staying home and away from other people before you get sick, quarantining if you think you've been exposed or are asked by a doctor to so, and isolating if you get sick.
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The Chinese government has increased its efforts to contain the pandemic, quarantining the entire city of Wuhan and at least 15 other cities, and racing two build two hospitals in less than a week.
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North Korea, which borders both China and Russia, had not officially reported any coronavirus cases to the World Health Organization as of Sunday, but the isolated country has been quarantining people arriving from China.
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The company says its enterprise security platform protects IoT devices — like medical infusion pumps or those used in production lines at car manufacturers — from attacks by identifying suspicious or malicious devices and quarantining them.
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Meanwhile, the US government dramatically escalated its response — issuing its highest-level travel advisory, quarantining 195 citizens evacuated from China, and temporarily banning foreign nationals who have recently been to China from coming in.
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" In addition to quarantining r/Wuhan_Flu, Reddit put a banner at the top of the subreddit directing visitors to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention for "medically accurate information about the 2019 novel coronavirus.
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In their efforts to contain the virus, public health officials have taken swift and comprehensive action, including quarantining people who may have been exposed to the virus and restricting travel to and from affected areas.
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Washington (CNN)US military leadership has already taken a number of decisive actions in the wake of the coronavirus outbreak -- canceling military exercises with allies, self-quarantining ships and screening new recruits for the virus.
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Lindsey Graham and Ted Cruz, are self-quarantining after coming into contact with individuals diagnosed with Covid-19, the disease caused by the coronavirus, and they're now waiting for the results of their own tests.
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The best technique to help control the spread of coronavirus is social distancing, including travel restrictions, employee quarantining, revised sick leave policies, special pandemic leave time or specialized seating plans for densely populated floors/buildings.
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The novel coronavirus outbreak is roiling Congress, with two members of the House already testing positive for the disease and more than a dozen members of Congress self-quarantining after being exposed to the virus.
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My friends told me I was buying into mass hysteria — at the time, Peru barely had any recorded cases and the university had only been talking about quarantining students returning from CDC Level 3 countries.
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Quarantining infected people and their family members, closing schools, and imposing workplace distancing and homeworking can all limit the spread, the study found, but a combination of all three is most effective in reducing cases.
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I've received a few reader emails asking for content that's not breaking/recent news (since the royals are all self-quarantining) and I'd be eager to do more historical and analytical posts if there's interest!
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While many people are stuck inside self-quarantining, social distancing and finding ways to pass time, Ella Doyle, a 13-year-old from Saint Paul, Minnesota is designing and selling dream homes — dollhouses, that is.
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The widespread disruption to factories across Asia and in Europe, the effective quarantining of all of Italy, and the spread of the outbreak to the United States have threatened the earnings of thousands of companies.
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In recent weeks Kaspr's theory is that the "something" is linked to the Covid-219 epidemics, as people who are quarantining or staying home as a precaution start using the internet more intensely than usual.
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Quarantining infected people and their family members, closing schools, and imposing workplace distancing and homeworking can all limit the spread, the study found, but a combination of all three is most effective in reducing cases.
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The move is designed to ensure infected workers are not discouraged from quarantining themselves to control the spread of the virus in the UK, where there are so far 53 confirmed cases of the virus.
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When the first cases of infected Chinese visitors to Singapore surfaced in late January, a 140-strong team of government contact tracers set to work interviewing patients and identifying and quarantining those close to them.
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However, he told the 21st Century Business Herald, a Chinese newspaper, that the forecast doesn&apost take into account the government&aposs ongoing attempts to limit the spread of the virus, including quarantining multiple cities.
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Though the site has lately been quarantining or outright banning subreddits that break its terms of service, it's possible that Imgur doesn't like the risk to its brand that comes with being intimately associated with Reddit.
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"We believe China's aggressive measures to contain the virus, including quarantining, as well as preventive measures in other countries like flight cancellations, and border controls, will ultimately prove effective," wrote Mark Haefele, global chief investment officer.
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"Quarantining 56 million people with a ring around their cities is pretty wild, especially since we know that 5 million people already left," said Howard Markel, a physician and medical historian at the University of Michigan.
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Don Beyer (D-Va.) used a videoconferencing system to appear on CNN while quarantining at home, discussing his failed attempt to get a test from the House physician's office to learn whether he had the virus.
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Read more here More from the House: Pelosi urges Trump to tap emergency war powers immediately Members of House GOP leadership self-quarantining after first lawmakers test positive One question: How are lawmakers going to vote?
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And the company has also expanded leave policies for those who are impacted by the virus "including recovering from an illness, caring for a sick loved one, mandatory quarantining, or childcare challenges due to school closures."
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Medical workers exposed to the coronavirus had been self-quarantining, but this week state and city health officials issued new guidance recommending that hospital workers stay on the job until they show symptoms of the virus.
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Frankly, New York City -- along with several other big cities across the country -- is by and large a ghost town these days amid the coronavirus outbreak ... which is forcing governments to mandate lockdowns and self-quarantining.
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The estimates show why protective social distancing measures like quarantining people who come in contact with infected individuals and closing schools and workplaces could be key to keeping the outbreak from overwhelming the US healthcare system.
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Quarantining groups means that the groups can remain on the platform, but they can't earn revenue and visitors to the groups have to opt-in to viewing the content after receiving a warning message about it.
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The concept of voluntary self-quarantining — also known as self-isolating — is also being put into practice by others across the country and the world out of precaution, whether the subject is exhibiting symptoms or not.
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Mark Meadows of North Carolina, is among the six lawmakers on Capitol Hill who are quarantining themselves because of either suspected or direct contact with a confirmed carrier of the coronavirus, our colleague Mike DeBonis reports.
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As a result of reacting too slowly to this outbreak, China has taken some extraordinary measures to contain the virus, including quarantining more than 50 million people, which is on a scale that's never been done.
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"We were able to stop the SARS outbreak without ever having a vaccine or a treatment," Fauci said, because governments used "standard, low tech" public health tools like identifying patients and isolating or quarantining when needed.
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One Delta flight attendant who is self-quarantining without pay, spoke to VICE on the condition of anonymity, saying that she felt that the company has been "slower" to adopt safety precautions than other, unionized airlines.
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Agriculture officials are quarantining poultry farms and limiting production to stop the spread of the virus, which could occur if infected ducks are bought and sold for the final fattening stage of foie gras production and slaughter.
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China's government has responded to the growing outbreak by quarantining the city of Wuhan, where the virus is thought to have originated at a market, and the World Health Organization has declared it a public health emergency.
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But — and I guess this is where the schizophrenia comes in — they were also financially supporting hard-right, homophobic politicians like Senator Jesse Helms, who, at one point, actually called for the quarantining of people with AIDS.
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Well, if you have seen the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's much shared graph aimed at "flattening the curve" you know that self-quarantining could have a big impact on combating the spread of COVID-19.
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It said it would also expand its leave policies to accommodate personal or family health circumstances caused by COVID-19 — including recovering from illness, caring for someone infected, mandatory quarantining or childcare challenges due to school closures.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump encountered a second individual last weekend who later tested positive for coronavirus, but the president did not require testing for the virus or quarantining, the White House physician said on Friday.
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With three members of Congress having tested positive for the coronavirus and more than a dozen others self-quarantining, lawmakers are increasingly fearful of getting on planes and congregating together in the Capitol to vote on legislation.
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Diaz-Balart, a Florida Republican, said in a statement he has been self-quarantining in Washington since Friday and has not returned home to Florida because his wife's pre-existing conditions put her at exceptionally high risk.
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"He argued that the Navy's focus on testing over proper quarantining was inappropriate and said he was requesting "all available resources to find NAVADMIN and CDC compliant quarantine rooms for my entire crew as soon as possible.
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Japan has travel bans and strict quarantining measures imposed on visitors from scores of countries, and a recent national poll showed that a large majority of people there did not believe the Games could proceed as planned.
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SEOUL, March 6 (Reuters) - South Korea's central bank said on Friday it was quarantining bank notes for two weeks to remove any traces of coronavirus and even burning some as part of efforts to stem the outbreak.
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In the hopeful view, economic damage will be contained by the Chinese government's aggressive response in effectively quarantining the outbreak's center — Wuhan, a city of 11 million people, and much of the surrounding area in Hubei Province.
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The amendment is designed to prohibit the practice of lodging successive exploration applications for particular tenements, thereby quarantining them from rivals, a tactic sometimes used by miners to hold on to prospective ground they can't immediately explore.
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The rush of reassurance came amid increasingly dire economic projections tied to the coronavirus, which is spreading outside of China to South Korea, Italy, France and the United States, idling factories, quarantining workers and curtailing international travel.
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Although demands to Hong Kong have decreased as well, the region is exempt from US emergency regulations quarantining citizens and permanent residents, and barring entry by foreign citizens, who have been to China within the previous 14 days.
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The warden, Indalecio Ramos, who referred questions about the outbreak to ICE and the GEO Group, argued that quarantining the transfers would keep them from attending their court hearings, the facility's health service administrator wrote in a Feb.
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The warden, Indalecio Ramos, who referred questions about the outbreak to ICE and The GEO Group, argued that quarantining the transfers would keep them from attending their court hearings, the facility's health service administrator wrote in a Feb.
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Quarantining foreigners was done partly for their own safety (murderous clashes between merchant communities were not uncommon) and was "the same as the discrimination exercised at the time in all the great commercial cities: London, Seville and Antwerp".
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Given that no one really knows how long this quarantining and social distancing will last, Biden and his team are doing their best to ensure he's still in the game when things return to some semblance of normal.
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In the current outbreak, states and cities have been taking extraordinary measures to get people vaccinated — from fining those who opt out to mandating vaccines where the virus is spreading and closing down grade schools or quarantining students.
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Luckily, the two seemed to be well aware that this is just an inevitable side effect of quarantining with family, and Bell kept a humorous (albeit exasperated) outlook throughout the interview, even when Shepard wandered off making noise.
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A case in point is Israel, whose government was one of the first to impose measures that have now become commonplace around the world, banning travel to countries with high infection rates and quarantining foreign visitors, for example.
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WASHINGTON, March 27 (Reuters) - Four members of the U.S. Congress have tested positive for the novel coronavirus, and more than two dozen others have said they are self-quarantining in hopes of limiting the spread of the pandemic.
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He arrived in Wuhan on January 18, and he realized that, with the record spread of the virus, something more dramatic needed to be done to contain its spread and that quarantining the city was the only option.
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China announced that it is quarantining Wuhan, a city of some 28503 million, and several nearby cities, blocking air and rail travel in or out, mass transit in the city, and starting to restrict highway travel as well.
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In response to the new and still poorly understood coronavirus that recently emerged in Wuhan, central China, the Chinese government has placed the city and a dozen others in lockdown — in effect quarantining an estimated 56 million people.
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Although demands to Hong Kong have decreased as well, the region is exempt from US emergency regulations quarantining citizens and permanent residents, and barring entry by foreign citizens, who have been to China within the previous 14 days.
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In a country where only the privileged seem to have access to adequate testing, the last thing we want to watch is a remix of rich people quarantining in their mansions telling us to "imagine" a better world.
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The processing center in the Rio Grande Valley where Hernandez Vazquez had been held is in the midst of an apparent flu outbreak; on Tuesday night, the government announced it would stop sending migrants there, essentially quarantining it.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump has not been tested for coronavirus despite being in close contact with multiple lawmakers who are now self-quarantining due to their proximity to someone with the virus, the White House said late Monday.
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Based on this approach, you could just as easily make the case that we should be quarantining or issuing a travel alert to King and Snohomish Counties (in Washington State) as we do for China, Iran, Korea and Italy.
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Matt Gaetz of Florida, Doug Collins of Georgia, Paul Gosar of Arizona and Mark Meadows of North Carolina -- are self-quarantining after interacting with an individual at the recent Conservative Political Action Conference who has tested positive for coronavirus.
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Rep. Doug Collins, the top Republican on the House Judiciary Committee, announced Monday that he is quarantining himself after learning that he interacted with a person infected by the new coronavirus at the recent Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC).
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It's a concept in public health known as shifting from containment of an outbreak to "mitigation," which means acknowledging that the tried-and-true public health measures of isolating the sick and quarantining their contacts are no longer enough.
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Todd Herman, a 44-year-old entrepreneur and dad in New York City, was diagnosed with COVID-19, the disease caused by the novel coronavirus, ove a week ago and is currently quarantining with his family in their apartment.
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"The purpose of quarantining a community is to prevent its content from being accidentally viewed by those who do not knowingly wish to do so, or viewed without appropriate context," Reddit said in an online description of the practice.
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WASHINGTON, March 13 (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump encountered a second individual last weekend who later tested positive for coronavirus, but the president did not require testing for the virus or quarantining, the White House physician said on Friday.
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Both Gaetz and Collins had interacted with the president in between their potential exposure and being informed of it; both have said they are not showing signs of infection, but are quarantining themselves out of an abundance of caution.
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And she's seen a heavy drop of volunteers over the past few days for understandable reasons: Many are quarantining themselves, either because they show symptoms or are fearful of catching the virus while interacting with others who aren't distancing.
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With health authorities around the world recommending practices like social distancing and self-quarantining as key to stemming the spread of the virus, it's easy to see why Niantic might want to encourage "Pokémon Go" players to stay home.
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As more nations have restricted travel to and from China, effectively quarantining the world's most populous nation, the ever-present large groups of Chinese tourists, arms often laden with brand-name shopping bags, have disappeared from the European landscape.
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We realized how infectious diseases spread and how we have to be on top of the curve, in terms of quarantining and surveillance, and being aware and having the diagnostic kits, as well as the healthcare workers all ready.
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The complaint also asks the court to prevent state officials from detaining and quarantining any future travelers from Ebola-affected countries in West Africa, arguing that it is unnecessary and that there are less restrictive means to protect public health.
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The strong travel advisories, closing our borders to travelers from China who don't have family here, and quarantining Americans returning home from Wuhan and vicinity, are all very smart public health measures that can help slow the spread of the coronavirus.
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The company announced Tuesday that it was quarantining the ship for two weeks after a previous guest, who didn't have any symptoms while aboard the ship, tested positive for the coronavirus on Saturday — six days after leaving the Diamond Princess.
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A peculiar stylistic device adds to the book's penumbral chill: the omniscient narrator's penchant for isolating words within a sentence, whether quarantining them inside quotation marks, sequestering them within parentheses, setting them off by dashes or distinguishing them by font.
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At the time of his speech, Galton was already 35 years deep into a career promoting what he termed "eugenics," the idea that the human race could improve itself through selective breeding—through propagating good traits and quarantining the bad ones.
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Management should let employees who are notified know what they can do to minimize the further spread of the virus — which may involve working from home or self-quarantining — and what they should monitor themselves for in terms of symptoms.
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Despite its limitations, the research does suggest that quarantining those with "high-risk exposures" to infected patients may help reduce the virus's spread, said one of the study's co-authors, Dr. Tristan McPherson, from the Chicago Department of Public Health.
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Check out the companies making headlines in midday trading on Friday: Chipotle, Domino's Pizza, Papa John's — Shares of food companies that provide delivery or order-out style services are rallying from the societal shift to quarantining due to the coronavirus.
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"COVID-19 gives us a higher purpose much like being in space does because we are saving lives by quarantining so it is important to understand that bigger purpose and embrace that purpose," Whitson told "CBS This Morning" on Monday.
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The Army "is a people organization," used to eating and working out together, McCarthy said, but "to prevent the spread of the virus, we must adhere to the social distancing guidelines of the CDC, such as quarantining and hand-washing."
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However, in the weeks since the Japanese government implemented travel restrictions and began quarantining visitors from China and South Korea, the park has become devoid of tourists and its deer have begun wandering into the city in search of food.
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You'd think after the rollercoaster of a season finale and rumors of Weber dating a producer from the show that he would take this time of social distancing and quarantining to slow down, but instead, he continues to break headlines.
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But in New York, this resulted in locking up alarming numbers of young black and Latino men, quarantining many on Rikers Island — and while crime eventually decreased, it did so across the country, even in cities that used different approaches.
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"As soon as I found out about the quarantining, I drove home to my parents - they are also in quarantine, as they came to the Algarve Cup to watch the games, so fortunately I have some company," she told Reuters.
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"For a condition like coronavirus, where self-quarantining at home is a mainstay of containing the infection, financial and social barriers make it particularly hard for lower-income families," said Benjamin Sommers, a Harvard professor of health policy and economics.
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The Pentagon is taking care to prevent a slip in national security and readiness following the steady global spread of the coronavirus that has the Department of Defense (DOD) holding off on a military exercise, quarantining fleets and curtailing troop movement.
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Valais canton health director Esther Waeber-Kalbermatten told a local paper she had written to the federal government in Bern to seek guidance, since quarantining a whole region is not allowed in Switzerland although it has happened in Austrian ski resorts.
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Valais canton health director Esther Waeber-Kalbermatten told a local paper she had written to the federal government in Bern to seek guidance, since quarantining a whole region is not allowed in Switzerland, although it has happened in Austrian ski resorts.
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The health department said it had recommended several infection control steps to the facility, including the use of a hospital-grade disinfectant effective against the virus, quarantining sick patients, ensuring that employees use gloves and masks and enforcing proper handwashing protocol.
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WASHINGTON, March 22 (Reuters) - Three members of the U.S. Congress have tested positive for the coronavirus, and at least 22 others have said they are self-quarantining, even as lawmakers scramble to pass more legislation to help cope with the pandemic.
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Oprah's been quarantining at her home in Santa Barbara, CA during the coronavirus pandemic, but in an interview with her magazine she revealed her longtime partner is separately self-isolating in their guesthouse for an important reason ... to protect her health.
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Debbie Mucarsel-PowellDebbie Mucarsel-PowellCritics hit Florida governor over lack of 'sweeping' coronavirus response Hispanic Democrats demand funding for multilingual coronavirus messaging Members of House GOP leadership self-quarantining after first lawmakers test positive MORE (D-Fla.) on Wednesday night.
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Instagrammers and Twitterers alike are rolling in dough—not figuratively, but literally—and bread-making has become such a popular activity during this incredibly stressful time of coronavirus self-quarantining that grocery stores are running low on flour and yeast.
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Plus, many other aspects of the country's response, like their testing capacity, contact tracing, and quarantining efforts demonstrate how the rest of the world is "simply not ready" to tackle the pandemic, WHO's Dr. Bruce Aylward told reporters last month.
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But the official edict of the Trump administration, announced Friday, led to confusion late Sunday about where, exactly, travelers from China deemed in need of quarantining would be screened and housed at or near the airports where they would be arriving.
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Measures the agency considers unwarranted include border closures, visa restrictions and the quarantining of apparently healthy visitors from the affected regions, said the chairman of the agency's emergency committee, Dr. Didier Houssin, an adviser to France's national health security agency.
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Now the Chinese government has focused its efforts on containing the illness by quarantining Wuhan&aposs 11 million residents and residents of 12 other cities, rushing to build a hospital in Wuhan within six days, and placing restrictions on overseas travel.
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Measures like screening at airports, quarantining cruise ships or flights with confirmed cases and isolating communities at the center of an outbreak can be effective, said Erin Sorrell, an assistant research professor at Georgetown University who studies emerging infectious diseases.
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Cruise ship passengers have previously been quarantined to their cabins during outbreaks of norovirus, and ships have been turned away from docking at certain ports, but quarantining an entire ship of people (and for two full weeks) is historically unprecedented.
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There are no vaccinations for the disease, though the WHO has published interim guidelines for ways countries can prepare for this virus, including monitoring sick people, treating and quarantining patients, and communicating with the public about the spread of infection.
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"Quarantining" does not prevent people from reading or contributing to /r/The_Donald, but it asks new visitors if they're sure they want to check it out, and a notice at the top of the page reminds everyone to be on better behavior.
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Comcast has announced a new service as part of its Xfinity xFi internet platform at CES 2019: xFi Advanced Security, a new $5.99 per month subscription that offers additional security protection on your network, including automatically blocking suspicious activity and quarantining devices.
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"We need to emphasize that in this day and age, quarantining is not a useful strategy to control HIV," Emory Center for AIDS Research co-director Dr. Carlos del Rio told STAT, adding he believed Price's intent was misinformed rather than malicious.
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Revenues from the sales of those kinds of plans, plus the fiscal quarantining of pre-existing condition patients via robust risk pools are much more likely to produce the less mean result of lower overall premium costs for everyone else at any age.
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They have canceled flights from China in January, quarantining entire towns in February and now severely limiting movement in all of Lombardy — home to the economic powerhouse Milan — as well as in swaths of other nearby regions and iconic cities like Venice.
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Then a reporter questioned whether Mr. Trump was disregarding the advice of Dr. Anthony S. Fauci, the public health official standing directly to his right, who has recommended tests and self-quarantining for anyone who stood next to someone who had tested positive.
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Four members of Congress — including Representative Matt Gaetz of Florida, who traveled with Mr. Trump on Air Force One last week — announced they were self-quarantining, citing an abundance of caution after coming into contact with the infected individual at the conference.
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For Republicans, the threat of the virus could also pose a numbers problem: As of Monday, five GOP senators are sidelined from voting on the Senate floor because Paul is battling the infection and four others are self-quarantining after possible exposure.
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"Everybody who was in New York should be self-quarantining for the next 2628 days to ensure that the virus doesn't spread to others, no matter where they have gone, whether it's Florida, North Carolina or out to ... Long Island," Birx said.
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People on Twitter are watching the Disney movie "Tangled" and making some especially interesting discoveries about the queen of quarantining: Rapunzel's mom was hiding her from 'Corona' When watching "Tangled," the name of the town Rapunzel lived in wasn't really the main concern.
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"I kept seeing people on social media saying that this time of social distancing/quarantining would be a 'perfect' time to be 'productive' like finish writing a novel, start to read a 1,000-page book, get fit, etc," Lee explained over email.
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We already know with great confidence and certainty that people have shopped the hell out of hand sanitizers and toilet paper, but as for everything else you may need while you do some social distancing or self-quarantining due to coronavirus-related reasons?
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It's really interesting to see the world coming together around this and the fact that people are self quarantining, and they're doing that out of personal vulnerability but also out of a sense of community, and I think that's a beautiful thing.
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Victoria Police Minister Lisa Neville said those flouting coronavirus restrictions could face on-the-spot fines of more than A$1,600 ($986.40), while businesses could be penalised more than $10,000 if they do not adhere to strict social distancing and quarantining requirements.
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If Hall or a crew member falls ill with COVID-19, costs for sidelining the vessel mid-journey, quarantining the crew, cleaning the vessel and mobilizing another crew could run $40,000 to $50,000 per day, said Canal Barge's chief executive, Merritt Lane.
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Plus, two of my three roommates have been exhibiting the telltale symptoms of this virus — one has a low-grade fever; both have dry coughs — which means we all need to be self-quarantining in our house for at least two weeks.
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WASHINGTON, March 25 (Reuters) - Three members of the U.S. Congress have tested positive for the new coronavirus, and more than two dozen others have said they are self-quarantining, even as lawmakers scramble to pass more legislation to help cope with the pandemic.
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Stephanie MurphyStephanie MurphyPelosi scrambles to secure quick passage of coronavirus aid Sunday shows preview: State governors and top medical officials prepare for next week of COVID-19 response Members of House GOP leadership self-quarantining after first lawmakers test positive MORE, D-Fla.
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"Everybody who was in New York should be self-quarantining for the next 22020 days to ensure that the virus doesn't spread to others, no matter where they have gone, whether it's Florida, North Carolina, or out to…Long Island," Birx said.
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Elsewhere, officials in Germany and Japan reported the first known cases of human-to-human transmission of the virus — meaning countries now have to worry not only about quarantining infected travelers, but also about keeping the virus from spreading within their borders.
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The federal government can enforce health checks in airports, but quarantining people outside the 11 airports currently screening travelers seems likely to be the problem of local and state public health agencies, which are already racing to track infected people's contacts and test samples.
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What the country is doing right now -- social distancing, self-quarantining -- is aimed not at ensuring that the bulk of health Americans don't get the disease but rather that those for whom the coronavirus is most deadly aren't exposed to it accidentally via us.
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If you are feeling sick or part of the demographic that the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention categorizes as "at higher risk" of contracting the coronavirus (older adults, people with chronic medical conditions), staying home or self-quarantining is the best thing to do.
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The question was lobbed to the Prez in the wake of Rand Paul and others quarantining after Paul's coronavirus diagnosis, and DT said it straight up -- he'd be cool with a temporary measure of voting remotely, not necessarily needing bodies in D.C. to do it.
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Idris is also still self-quarantining at a house on location, while the crew remains at a hotel in Santa Fe. No one's peeved about the housing situation ... it's more the lack of communication about potential risks following the news about Idris' positive test.
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House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy said ahead of Friday's vote that he isn't sure how many GOP members will be present for the vote, as some members have been infected, others are quarantining and still others will have challenges traveling to DC with canceled flights.
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A Justice Department employee in the DOJ's civil division has exhibited signs of the coronavirus and is self-quarantining, according to an internal e-mail, and the Securities and Exchange Commission earlier this week sent employees home to work because of a suspected coronavirus case.
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New research in the Journal of Travel Medicine has shown that quarantining passengers on board the ship may have caused the number of infections to balloon and that had passengers been allowed to evacuate, nearly 90 percent of the coronavirus cases could have been avoided.
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In Canada, Prime Minister Justin TrudeauJustin Pierre James TrudeauTrump says US, Canada to close border to 'non-essential traffic' amid coronavirus US, Canada preparing to unveil border restrictions: reports EU leaders agree to close external borders MORE disclosed he is self-quarantining as a precaution.
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By avoiding port calls and self-quarantining at sea, the chance of external infections is radically lowered but not entirely removed, as illustrated by the recent diagnosis of three sailors on board the aircraft carrier USS Theodore Roosevelt after a port visit to Vietnam.
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This same weekend, President Trump floated the idea of quarantining large swaths of the tristate area of New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut, a proposal which Cuomo called an "anti-American, anti-social" policy that would constitute a "federal declaration of war" on states.
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Three House Republicans, including Mark Meadows, the president's incoming chief of staff, all of whom have had contact with the president in recent days, announced Monday they are quarantining themselves after learning they interacted with an infected person at the Conservative Political Action Conference.
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"Similar to the situation in Wuhan, but at a smaller scale, by quarantining the ship, the crew members are being forced to stay together, which increases the likelihood of transmission," said John B. Lynch, an associate professor of infectious diseases at the University of Washington.
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Northern Italy has taken an aggressive response to the spread of the virus, testing and quarantining people with and without symptoms, locking down 238 towns and more than 254,260 people as officials desperately seek to seal the virus off from the rest of the Italy.
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But what experts have not always made clear is that by applying all that downward pressure on the curve — by canceling public gatherings, closing schools, quarantining the sick and enforcing social distancing — you elongate the curve, stretching it out over a longer period of time.
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Atlanta (CNN)A Georgia state representative -- who is also an anesthesiologist and the wife of the former federal Health and Human Services secretary -- asked at a public hearing Tuesday about the legality of quarantining HIV patients to stop the spread of the virus that causes AIDS.
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Numerous companies in virus-hit states are allowing employees to work from home; schools and universities are suspending classes, ending the semester early, or conducting online classes; states are declaring states of emergency, allowing them to access federal resources and funding; people are self-quarantining at home.
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But short of quarantining yourself in the broom closet, if you're in an open concept office—and you probably are, because about 70 percent of offices are now—you might just have to resign yourself to the fact that you're going to get sick this winter.
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DoD's first move to support domestic efforts to combat the coronavirus was to approve several requests for assistance from the Department of Health and Human Services, giving HHS permission to use US military bases for the quarantining and housing of individuals returning to the US from abroad.
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" Hassett told CNN's Poppy Harlow that if self-quarantining for the virus is needed into the summer and the fall, the country will either fall into a depression or people will be sent back to work "because at some point we can't not have an economy.
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"New quarantining standards will be coordinated with the CDC for all ships and we also will be working with the industry as they develop a plan to move any patients who contract the coronavirus or otherwise become seriously ill to land-based facilities," Mr. Pence said.
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The challenges of quarantining during this migration are staggering, though China is better equipped than most countries to carry out draconian public health measures, and has demonstrated its resolve by imposing a lockdown on travel for — at last count — more than 50 million of its citizens.
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Cases have been reported in Japan, Thailand, Vietnam, Singapore, and Taiwan, as well as the US. The Chinese ban on travel from Wuhan was expanded this week to cover much of its central Hubei Province, essentially quarantining 35 million people during the travel-heavy Chinese New Year.
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I'll be self quarantining finishing up my album ✌🏽 The concert served as a PSA, too -- Swae announced the name of his new album, 'Human Nature,' and it looks like he's following up on his vow to finish the project while he quarantines amid the outbreak.
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"They have failed to understand that Ebola is there, they think that it is witchcraft which is killing them," the official said, according to the AP. Some Congolese contend, however, that Ugandan authorities are quarantining those who present with mild symptoms that could be related to the virus.
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In response, Americans are stepping up -- doctors, nurses, and first responders are putting themselves on the line to care for those who are sick; schools, businesses, and organizations are cancelling classes and events; and individuals are making personal sacrifices, including self-quarantining, to slow the spread of the virus.
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But if social behavior cuts the replication rate to 13 and — due to higher health system capacity and more effective quarantining of the elderly — the case fatality rate to 21 percent, then after 2500 days there will only be a bit more than 27,000 cases and 2,665 deaths.
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Despite an official warning from the Icelandic government on March 4 that a group of its nationals had contracted coronavirus in Ischgl, Austrian authorities allowed ski tourism -- and the partying that goes with it -- to continue for another nine days before fully quarantining the resort on March 13.
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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) should be able to vote from his home while he is currently self-quarantining from the coronavirus.
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Stephanie MurphyStephanie MurphyPelosi scrambles to secure quick passage of coronavirus aid Sunday shows preview: State governors and top medical officials prepare for next week of COVID-19 response Members of House GOP leadership self-quarantining after first lawmakers test positive MORE (D-Fla.) said in a statement late Wednesday.
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Rick Scott (Fla.) and Cory GardnerCory Scott GardnerRomney says he tested negative for coronavirus, will remain in quarantine Senate GOP super PAC books more than million in fall ads The Hill's Morning Report - Presented by Airbnb - Markets expected to plunge amid partisan squabbling MORE (Colo.) were already self-quarantining.
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The actress sent out her sorries on Instagram Thursday, saying she's realized her original message suggesting she was against self-quarantining and subsequent silence since then "has sent a dismissive, arrogant and cryptic message" ... and she seems to want everyone to know she's on their same page now.
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It's possible the virus has already started to spread while the immigration courts have remained open: One attorney in Atlanta immigration court tested positive for the virus, and a Denver immigration judge is self-quarantining at the recommendation of their doctor, who suspects that they, too, have the virus.
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US citizens evacuated from Wuhan have to be quarantined for 14 days in select military bases across the USBecause of the risk of a global pandemic, the US government is quarantining all US citizens evacuated for 14-days at military bases like the Travis Air Force Base in Northern California.
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Washington has continued to evacuate Americans from Wuhan and quarantining them at military bases across the U.S., including: March Air Reserve Base in Riverside County, California; Camp Ashland in Nebraska; Travis Air Force Base in California; Marine Corps Air Station Miramar in San Diego; and Lackland Air Force Base in Texas.
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Now, these bare-bones staffs of medical and administrative workers are trying to answer a sudden rush of demands — taking phone calls from frightened residents, quarantining people who may be infected, and tracing the known contacts and whereabouts of the ill — that accompany a public health crisis few have seen before.
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And then we finally pieced together a timeline and areas in which the guy looks like he would have been, where he would have had to have been for it to make sense that CPAC were putting out certain information about certain speakers, and that only certain speakers were self-quarantining.
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Julia BrownleyJulia Andrews BrownleyAssistant House Speaker self-quarantines out of 'abundance of caution' Actor Orlando Bloom to self-quarantine California governor calls for cancellations of large events MORE (D-Calif.), among others — announced this week that they were self-quarantining, after interacting with people who later tested positive for the coronavirus.
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Last year, Trump said that while he did not necessarily support Japanese internment camps, he would "have had to be there at the time" to decide whether it was justified for President Franklin D. Roosevelt to violate the US Constitution by quarantining more than 100,000 Japanese immigrants and Japanese-Americans without cause.
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Because that's what we're doing by practicing social distancing and self-isolating, or by self-quarantining if we or other people with whom we've come into contact have shown symptoms of this virus: We're making sure that we don't needlessly spread disease to vulnerable people, whether or not we know them personally.
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While monetary policy is not ideally suited to fight a virus that is disrupting supply chains and quarantining workers, Congress and the White House do not appear to be poised to spring into action to help: President Trump regularly points to Mr. Powell and his colleagues when asked about the government's economic response.
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" The government, he said, "often invokes public safety concerns to lock people up, but I think it's equally clear that the government could take the public safety position by releasing people back into the community so they could do the kinds of quarantining that you and I are probably doing right now.
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In the comments beneath the announcement, users were skeptical about the promised changes, raising questions about whether the new policy would reinforce echo chambers, how exactly a subreddit is marked for exclusion from the main site, and whether quarantining subreddits makes them more likely to radicalize and spread their subscribers to other parts of Reddit.
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"Everybody who was in New York should be self-quarantining for the next 14 days to ensure that the virus doesn't spread to others, no matter where they have gone, whether it's Florida, North Carolina or out to far reaches of Long Island," said Dr. Deborah Birx, a member of the coronavirus task force.
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Debbie Mucarsel-PowellDebbie Mucarsel-PowellCritics hit Florida governor over lack of 'sweeping' coronavirus response Hispanic Democrats demand funding for multilingual coronavirus messaging Members of House GOP leadership self-quarantining after first lawmakers test positive MORE (D-Fla.) tweeted after the two lawmakers announced Wednesday night within hours of each other that they had the coronavirus.
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Reality Check: Christie on Ebola nurse By Ashley Strickland, CNN When questioned over possibly quarantining people returning from countries that are affected by the Zika virus, Christie recalled his actions during 2014 at the peak of the worst Ebola virus outbreak in history, when those in contact with patients in West Africa were returning to the United States.
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Paul Gosar, announced over the weekend they were self-quarantining after coming into contact with a person who tested positive for coronavirus after last month's Conservative Political Action Conference in National Harbor, Md. President Donald Trump and Vice President Mike Pence also attended the event, though organizers have said neither had direct contact with the individual.
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"Everybody who was in New York should be self-quarantining for the next 14 days to ensure the virus doesn't spread to others, no matter where they have gone, whether it's Florida, North Carolina, or out to far reaches of Long Island," Dr. Deborah Birx, the White House coronavirus coordinator, said at a press conference Tuesday.
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Drew FergusonAnderson (Drew) Drew FergusonHouse GOP whip team seeks to get Republicans behind Senate coronavirus bill 2202 things to know today about coronavirus Members of House GOP leadership self-quarantining after first lawmakers test positive MORE (Ga.), the chief deputy whip — are among the growing number of GOP lawmakers who have chosen to take precautions after Rep.
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In the plan, HHS estimates that the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) will spend $30 million evacuating more than 800 American citizens from Wuhan, and screening, isolating and quarantining those individuals in the U.S. Five chartered jets have already landed in the U.S. and the government does not currently have any plans for future trips, the State Department said Saturday.
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As of Monday, the Department said they had not received any additional requests for assistance for coronavirus response, beyond the requests from the Department of Health and Human Services for housing and quarantining individuals evacuated from Wuhan, China, the cruise ships Grand Princess and Diamond Princess, and for the airports for individuals flying back to the US to be in quarantine.
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In "We Need Social Solidarity, Not Just Social Distancing," Eric Klinenberg, a sociologist, writes that to combat the coronavirus, Americans need to do more than secure their own safety: Social distancing — canceling large gatherings, closing schools and offices, quarantining individuals and even sequestering entire cities or neighborhoods — seems to be the best way to slow the spread of the coronavirus.
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If you're self-quarantining for any reason, working remotely, or just feeling anxious about having to do either of those things for a while, there are tons of little ways to prepare yourself that aren't just buying up your grocery store's entire stock of beans (though here's a guide to making a coronavirus preparedness kit, in case you need that too).
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Rep. Seth MoultonSeth MoultonPressley experiencing flu-like symptoms, being tested for COVID-19 The Hill's Morning Report - Presented by Airbnb - Senate overcomes hurdles, passes massive coronavirus bill Hoyer says House expects to pass Coronavirus bill on Friday MORE (D-Mass.) said Wednesday that he is self-quarantining because he has symptoms of coronavirus, including a low-grade fever and chest tightness.
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More passengers are expected to disembark the Grand Princess today: The cruise ship "pulled into port in Oakland on Monday, the first step in an unprecedented domestic operation that will require medical care and the quarantining of more than 3,000 people who may have been exposed to the novel coronavirus," our colleagues Reed Albergotti, Faiz Siddiqui and Mark Berman report from Oakland.
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Thus far there have been 14 cases reported in the US.Read more:Pentagon sets aside a 6th military base for quarantining people fleeing the coronavirus outbreak in ChinaA US patient infected with the coronavirus was accidentally released from the hospital after initial tests failed to pick up symptomsWuhan evacuees joyfully threw their face masks after their 14-day quarantine ended — but they could be celebrating too early
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Last month, Defense Secretary Mark EsperMark EsperTrump thanks Pentagon official said to be pressured to resign Top Pentagon official leaving Trump administration Overnight Defense: Dem senator met with Iranian foreign minister | Meeting draws criticism from right | Lawmakers push back at Pentagon funding for wall MORE gave the order to initiate pandemic plans that include quarantining service members who have traveled to China since Feb. 2.
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Several members of Congress announced Monday that they were self-quarantining because they had contact in late February with the man during CPAC at the Gaylord National Resort & Convention Center, which is located in National Harbor, just outside of Washington, D.C. The annual conference run by ACU is a highlight of conservatives' calendars, and was attended by President Donald Trump and Vice President Mike Pence this year.
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Seth MoultonSeth MoultonPressley experiencing flu-like symptoms, being tested for COVID-19 The Hill's Morning Report - Presented by Airbnb - Senate overcomes hurdles, passes massive coronavirus bill Hoyer says House expects to pass Coronavirus bill on Friday MORE (D-Mass.) has a respiratory illness and is self-quarantining along with his wife, Liz, but is not seeking to be tested for COVID-19 because he says his symptoms are minor.
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Paul GosarPaul Anthony GosarHouse Democrats expected to unveil coronavirus package Wednesday New York Times newsrooms in NYC, DC to get 'deep cleaning' as some employees undergo 14-day self-quarantine CDC chief says it's wrong to call COVID-85033 a 'Chinese virus' MORE (R-Ariz.), said they were self-quarantining after interacting with an individual at the Conservative Political Action Conference who has tested positive for the coronavirus.
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Tom ColeThomas (Tom) Jeffrey ColeDemocrats eye remote voting options Members of House GOP leadership self-quarantining after first lawmakers test positive House Democrats unveil coronavirus economic response package MORE (Okla.), the top Republican on the House Rules Committee, appeared to leave his options open in a statement that praised the "research and analysis" in the report unveiled by McGovern while neither endorsing nor rejecting any of its proposals.
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Veronica, a 22-year-old grad student and journalist who asked to be identified only by her first name for privacy, said she's also been thinking about how people quarantining with a partner now have to face eating in front of other people more often than they might be comfortable with (the pressure of someone watching what and how much you eat is something many people with eating disorders hate).
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While the death toll is expected to continue to rise, and the virus to spread (Germany confirmed its first case on Monday, the second European nation to do so after France) most of the cases are so far contained to China and the authorities have put in measures to try to stop the spread, including quarantining several major cities and canceling Lunar New Year's events in Beijing and elsewhere.
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Paul GosarPaul Anthony GosarHouse Democrats expected to unveil coronavirus package Wednesday New York Times newsrooms in NYC, DC to get 'deep cleaning' as some employees undergo 21625-day self-quarantine CDC chief says it's wrong to call COVID-2900 a 'Chinese virus' MORE (R-Ariz.) — both announced Sunday that they are self-quarantining after interacting with an individual at the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) who has since been diagnosed with the coronavirus.
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What Really Happened: With social distancing and self-quarantining becoming the norm around the world, the internet is becoming even more important in people's lives as a tool with which to communicate, with platforms like Instagram, WhatsApp, and Facebook assuming even more central roles in how we talk to each other and share information—which makes it a problem when things start to go inexplicably wrong, disrupting that communication in worrying ways.
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Stephanie MurphyStephanie MurphyPelosi scrambles to secure quick passage of coronavirus aid Sunday shows preview: State governors and top medical officials prepare for next week of COVID-19 response Members of House GOP leadership self-quarantining after first lawmakers test positive MORE (D-Fla.), co-chairwoman of the centrist Blue Dog Democrats, voiced those concerns on a caucus call Tuesday, warning that the House Democratic bill — chock-full of liberal provisions related to climate change, lobbying and labor law — had "set people off" by straying too far from the crisis at hand.
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Mitt RomneyWillard (Mitt) Mitt Romney200063 things to know about the coronavirus stimulus package Scarborough rips Trump for mocking Romney's negative coronavirus test: 'Could have been a death sentence' Trump on Romney's negative coronavirus test: 'I am so happy I can barely speak' MORE (R-Utah) and Mike LeeMichael (Mike) Shumway LeeTrump on Romney's negative coronavirus test: 'I am so happy I can barely speak' Romney says he tested negative for coronavirus, will remain in quarantine Paul defends actions before coronavirus diagnosis, calls for more testing MORE (R-Utah) began self-quarantining on the advice of the congressional physician's office.
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