"You could hear people sniffling through the church," says Rand.
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She was towering over me, crying, sniffling, trying to explain.
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The common cold reduces most people to a sniffling, sneezing mess.
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Trump's distractingly loud sniffling, interruptions and overall unpreparedness was clear to all.
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The losers and maimed quell their sniffling for the sake of unity.
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There's constant, loud sniffling that is no longer confined to a single cubicle.
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She kept wiping it with a napkin, making sniffling sounds like a rabbit.
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Cue the sniffling, sore throats, coughs and congestion -- classic signs of the common cold.
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Dean on Monday mentioned cocaine in a tweet discussing the GOP nominee's repeated sniffling.
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In the first debate, social media lit up with Mr. Trump's sniffling and Mrs.
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I was never even close to tears, though I heard sniffling from several sides.
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A is the type of virus that causes epidemics of sniffling, aches and fevers.
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Do you torment yourself with dark suspicions about which sniffling co-worker made you sick?
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So he started spreading the rumor that Trump's audible sniffling was the result of cocaine use.
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Their first conclusion was that athletes are lousy at identifying whether and why they are sniffling.
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If you hear me sniffling at my desk it isn't because I have a summer cold.
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It's Thursday evening here in Washington and we're still sniffling about losing the Power Ball jackpot.
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Like there was a woman sniffling behind me, and I'm like, 'I don't feel so bad!
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"It's just incredible how people can come together for something like this," she said, sniffling through the phone.
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"I am 18 and I feel like I am 100," Reem Ali says, sniffling from an chronic cold.
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Your prolonged sniffling also creates a social dilemma for the person on the other side of the stall.
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In that respect, quietly sniffling in a dark theater with a bunch of strangers can be really endearing.
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She's first heard and seen sniffling in an unreliable car that suggests the tears and obstacles to come.
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There's nothing obviously moving here, and yet the audience is moved: sniffling, wiping the moisture from their cheeks.
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"People called them hoodlums, but for us, they were the only ones who supported us," Pimento said, sniffling.
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I walked the two miles home crying, then sniffling, then messaging my online support group asking for love.
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Plopped behind a desk, sniffling, reading sleepily from a teleprompter, he was a comedian playing an empty room.
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Trump told Fox on Tuesday morning that he wasn't sniffling and that he does not have a cold.
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Like many migrants, several of his children were coughing and sniffling from colds picked up in the crowded shelter.
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Colds and allergies both lead to sneezing, sniffling, and congestion, Kristine Arthur, an internist at MemorialCare Medical Group, says.
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Finally, Harvey leaves, and I'm doing that weird little sniffling thing you do when you're trying not to cry.
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At the play's end, the actors rise from prop wheelchairs amid clapping and whooping and sniffling from the crowd.
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Trump had spent much of the debate sniffling audibly, and I asked Cernovich if he worried about Trump's health.
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Wearing a business suit rather than his usual tracksuit, and sniffling through a head cold, Mr Maduro made unexpected announcements.
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Regarding Kavanaugh's sniffling Thursday, "Trump is going to be appalled initially — this is not his idea of masculinity," D'Antonio says.
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The warm, calm weather only exacerbates the coughing, wheezing and sniffling of a city gripped by an air pollution crisis.
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I felt ridiculous in that splendor, but I was grateful for the added distance from my sniffling, coughing fellow passengers.
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A few people watching the debate on Monday night noticed Donald Trump seemed to be sniffling a lot into his microphone.
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He says this infectious virus causes upper respiratory clinical signs, such as coughing, sniffling, sneezing, upper airway congestion or difficulty breathing.
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Unless you consider Donald Trump's possible symptoms -- sniffling, fatigue, dehydration -- which suggest that his own health may have been partially compromised.
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During one of the hearings, the woman is audibly sniffling and distraught, telling the judge she feels too ill to continue.
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Although some sick voters may stay home on Election Day, others will arrive coughing, sneezing and sniffling at their polling location.
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Amazon patented some of that technology in a 2017 patent, which shows a woman saying, "Alexa, I'm hungry," while coughing and sniffling.
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At the wrap of her performance, she could be heard sniffling and crying as she shared a tearful embrace with her parents.
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In smaller cities without these living conditions, the effect of low humidity is more pronounced, helping cause peaks of snotty, sniffling disease.
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More recently, he disgraced himself in September by saying that Trump's constant sniffling in the debates could be due to cocaine use.
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I mean, there's the nonstop sniffling that's the de facto way actors signal to audiences that they have a coke problem, obviously.
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In September 2016, he posted a message on Twitter that suggested then-candidate Trump's on-air sniffling was due to cocaine use.
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The only sounds other than the bells was the whirring of two helicopters overhead, people sniffling, and the flutter of news cameras.
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His mother, weary of confining him, had finally allowed him to go to school, but he was sent home right away, sniffling.
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"Well, you can't make a diagnosis over the television, but [the sniffling] is a signature of people who use cocaine," Dean said.
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" After playing a montage of Trump sniffling, Colbert added, "He sounded like the coked-up best man in the bathroom at a wedding.
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Many Americans watching the first 2016 presidential debate Monday night at Hofstra University zeroed in on sniffling noises coming from Donald J. Trump.
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And yet anyone who has ever worked in an office has experienced the sniffling, sneezing, hacking co-worker who insists on coming in.
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"This is something I regret and wish I could take back for Michael," Mr. Kwan said, sniffling repeatedly as he addressed the judge.
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And then there are other scenes in the show that are just heartbreaking, and you graduate from sniffling to Kim Kardashian-style ugly crying.
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Trump sniffles Trump sniffling during the debate caught the attention of millions of viewers resulting in a slew of memes including #sniffles and #trumpsniff.
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"The other night, Ashley and my daughter Liza said their prayers," Kavanaugh said, referring to his wife and sniffling as he fought back tears.
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To an outsider, it wouldn't have appeared terribly dramatic: some muffled sniffling and a few tears; the whole thing was over in two minutes.
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If you're not sniffling just a little bit right now, I'm sorry for whatever horrible accident you were involved in that turned your heart black.
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If you're not sniffling too much, grab some wine and host a game night with Amazon's selection of board games for up to 30% off.
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Suddenly, your beach vacation is spent sniffling and coughing inside, wondering if you have a fever or the air-conditioning is just getting to you.
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"He was sniffling, he was drinking water, he seemed like he needed a nap near the end," observed Van Jones on CNN following the debate.
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Donald Trump's repeated sniffling throughout Monday night's debate set social media ablaze as viewers wondered if it was a nervous tic, allergies, or a cold.
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But if you find yourself sniffling unexpectedly, then you're probably just feeling your own mortality in the middle of the free-flowing wine and dancing.
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Howard Dean, a Democrat, was forced to apologize after he suggested via Twitter that Trump's sniffling at the first debate could be due to cocaine use.
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Luckily, if you're someone who does deal with uncomfortable itching or sniffling during your workouts, you don't have to swear off exercise or physical activity altogether.
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For people who do end up sniffling the next day, chances are they've caught one of the other respiratory viruses that pop up in the season.
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Lady Knightsbridge (Richenda Carey) — a sniffling hen shorn of her wealth, soliciting employment for her newly strapped upper-crust friends — has invited herself over for lunch.
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Nails tapping on the screen while texting, chewing, and sniffling are just distracting enough to grab your attention over the important thing Kylo Ren just said.
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The wealthy businessman was seen and heard sniffling repeatedly as he faced off against Democratic rival Hillary Clinton in their first debate, giving rise to the hashtag.
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But again, the sniffling, the grandiosity, the delusions, the pressured speech — this guy has already proven himself to be unstable, the question is: Why is he unstable?
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We're either the white-hot sexy girl making out in the car or the sniffling loser girlfriend waiting around at home for her boyfriend to come back.
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Seeing the usually stoic Tony sniffling on the other side of the phone, she finally admitted to herself that she saw him as more than a friend.
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Outside the Wuhan No. 21 Hospital, Yang Lin, said she had come to the hospital to see if a sniffling cold she had might be the coronavirus.
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In the coming weeks, we will surely see more bizarre Twitter theatrics and sniffling speeches aiming to control the narrative and drum up support for military intervention.
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" Asked for clarity Monday on whether he was suggesting that Trump's sniffling in the first two debates was related to drug use, Earnest said, "Not at all.
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But soon, the 45-year-old mother of two's story changed: "We had an altercation, and he stabbed himself, and I ran into the bathroom," she said, sniffling.
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I watched this movie on a flight to South Africa, and the flight attendants grew so concerned about my sniffling that they brought me a complimentary adult beverage.
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Shannon Serpette, former library clerk and board member at the Henry Public Library in Illinois, told Insider that a sniffling and sneezing patron is a librarian's worst nightmare.
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Sniffling away, the Bagger couldn't help wondering, might this be a film that makes both blue hearts and red hearts crack open, and proves a unifier of sorts?
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Howard Dean apologized "for using innuendo" last month after tweeting with no evidence that Trump's sniffling during the first debate might have been a result of cocaine use.
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At the screening, audience members could be heard sniffling, sighing and crying during moments when Robson and Safechuck spoke of their struggles to come forward to their families.
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Sniffling through the demise of my courtship with "the fynest boy in the world" – again, according to my diary – I honestly thought this would end up ruining my life.
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Several tweeters seized on the sniffling to hit back at Trump over his repeated digs at the health and stamina of Clinton, 68, who had pneumonia earlier this month.
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Several other readers, for example, described to me a condition called misophonia, in which quotidian sounds from munching to sniffling cause extreme anxiety or other reactions in some people.
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The last lady to try and make an effort to snag Daniel's rose was Ashley, which was admittedly difficult considering she was still sniffling over Jared in between every word.
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Then, like a strict parent telling a sniffling child to shape up, he added: ''The point isn't just 'How do I get myself to go to the doctor this time?
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Miss Manners is relieved to hear that your complaint is about the public nature of the sniffling, not what to do about the handling of the books themselves. Uh-oh.
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Howard Dean, the former Vermont governor and Democratic National Committee chairman, needled Trump on Twitter and cable television this week over his sniffling during the first presidential debate on Monday.
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They constitute an invisible society: the bums, the elderly, the unemployed, the nannies "wearing boubous on this freezing winter day," the restless babies and their sniffling, purple-fingered older siblings.
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Ibarra heard "sniffling" in the audience when Warren told the story of her mother getting dressed to go find a minimum-wage job after her father suffered a heart attack.
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Not only did Trump call Bush out as a hypocrite; he framed his objection as a sniffling whine about language rather than a general attack on Trump's apparent lack of conscience.
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There sat Cindy McCain, by herself in the front row, clutching a tissue while audibly sniffling as she tried in vain to push back tears as she watched the scene unfold.
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They're effective—everyone's reduced to a sniffling puddle of tears and kleenex by the end of those ads—but effective though such commercials are they could hardly be described as artful.
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If you're someone who struggles with allergies, you know that there's only so much that you can do to prevent the torturous itching, tickling, sneezing, and sniffling that come along with them.
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And that Trump's denial that he was sniffling at all might be evidence that something illicit was going on — even from a politician who lies, all the time, about everything — is dubious.
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Around the climactic ending of the movie, I honestly got a bit emotional, and I could swear I heard Steven sniffling next to me as well (he had a cold, but still).
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Exceptional green tea from South Korea is brewed along with tisanes — made from mulberry leaves, mistletoe stems or dried wild pears — that Korean mothers brew in winter for sneezing and sniffling children.
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Sniffling through her own tears, Ms. Cumbo talked about the obstacles facing mothers as they pack up toys and supplies and navigate the city, only to face more obstacles in seeking assistance.
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Amid church bells, dripping rain and rumbling thunder, a sniffling and sneezing Bowie outlines his plan to murder the one witness to his crimes — a gravedigger who has been sneaking souvenirs from corpses.
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By now, in our parallel universe, the nation — which had heard the gun speech several thousand times before — begins to drift away or debate whether his sniffling was from hay fever or nerves.
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Ten sniffling, coughing minutes later I consider my reflection in the mirror, in an almost off-the-shoulder, almost sleeveless sheath, and I have to wonder: Where have I been all my life?
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This messy, raw window into their world was so arresting that by the time I started wondering why, exactly, I was sniffling over an internet dog, I was over an hour into the video.
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"I definitely didn't mean to offend all Egyptians, and never meant to say anything about the country's political affairs," Ms. Al-Mazbouh said in the video, where she is seen sniffling and wearing sunglasses.
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Wash your hands often before and after exercise; shorten or skip workouts if you feel unwell; avoid training partners who are sniffling or coughing; and rub a sanitizing wipe over gym equipment before use.
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The boys in the group from the bus, with their frozen ears, chapped lips, sniffling noses, couldn't take their eyes off her and began shoving one another in the line, until she climbed over a ledge and disappeared.
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You take a cab home, now sniffling, cursing the C line and retracing your steps: the culprit with the cap; the empty seat that should have raised suspicion; that slightly moist steel bar you should never have touched.
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Piazza began sniffling early, as he talked about Griffey's talent, a minor league batting coach, his Dodgers teammate Eric Karros, Mets fans and his influential father, Vince, who had a stroke a few years ago and has largely recovered.
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Dean's insinuation has exactly two pieces of information to support it: Trump's microphone picked up the sound of his sniffles on Monday night; Trump then denied he was sniffling at all, even alluding to mic problems in post-debate interviews.
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We are all intimately familiar with the symptoms of colds—itchy throat, coughing, sniffling, sneezing, hacking, headache, tiredness, that gross dry nose thing that happens when you've been using toilet paper to blow because you're too lazy to buy tissues.
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There was a too-eager invocation of "Trumped-up trickle-down economics"; a repeated, awkward pronunciation of China; some audible sniffling and a vehement complaint of a broken microphone; a plea to call Sean Hannity; and a gleeful shoulder shimmy.
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Now it was officially D.O.A.Eventually, I put on pants and walked my sniffling butt to the subway to go be a snotty mess alongside my coworkers and everyone else who felt defeated and afraid, but had no other choice but to soldier on.
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And though observers had no evidence of the cause of Mr. Trump's sniffling, observers also indelicately referred to possible symptoms of cocaine use, including a widely shared tweet from Howard Dean, the former Democratic governor of Vermont who ran for president in 2004.
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And in another example of internet-connected devices being used for advertising, Amazon was recently granted a patent for its Echo devices, enabling them to recommend chicken soup or cough drops to people if the device detects symptoms like coughing and sniffling.
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But given that some remedies in particular are harmless and could work, I'd feel much more secure recommending zinc lozenges and vitamin C pills to my sniffling friends and family than I would a basket full of cough suppressants or the latest Airborne product.
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Amazon has submitted a patent application, recently granted, outlining how the company could recommend chicken soup or cough drops to people who use its Echo device if it detects symptoms like coughing and sniffling when they speak to it, according to a report by CNET.
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During every one of the debates in the political thunder dome that is the 2016 presidential election, some meme or talking point has emerged to grab the Internet's attention: Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton's shimmy, Republican nominee Donald Trump's sniffling, and—last night—his "bad hombres" comment.
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In less time than it takes to set up a Twitter account — about two minutes these days, give or take a few seconds — the sniffling inspired speculation about his health, a crop of nose-first spoof Twitter accounts, hashtags and a few vaguely unsettling YouTube compilations.
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Actress Carrie Fisher says Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE's sniffling during the latest presidential debate stems from cocaine abuse.
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Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE early Tuesday dismissed speculation that he was sniffling during the first presidential debate, saying a microphone with an "issue" picked up his breathing.
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The mayor, sniffling through his remarks, highlighted major investments in the city's public hospitals, whose finances, a city-commissioned report found, were teetering on the edge "of a financial cliff," and in shoring up the city's bridges, as well as a one-time, $183 credit paid out on the water bills of more than half a million homeowners.
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Former Democratic presidential candidate Howard Dean on Monday mentioned cocaine in a tweet discussing Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE's sniffling during his first presidential debate.
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The summary: It's okay to go on dates, but be honest about whether you feel sick, and be thoughtful about the places you visit; one-night stands could be risky, especially if there are confirmed cases of Covid-19 in your area, because having sex obviously involves close contact; and there's no need to lock up your partner or roommate if you hear them sniffling.
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