Drake didn't just spread around his money; he spread around his sense of hope.
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We went to look for paratroopers spread around the region.
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Along with American power, English has spread around the globe.
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With these atoms spread around, there's no longer this asymmetry.
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Fancy foreign bras also began to spread around that time.
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Wednesday, was spread around the world, drawing offense and mockery.
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The network has it's own "nodes" spread around the city.
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Perhaps if there were more of me to spread around.
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The active books I spread around the house for using.
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After six months, the virus had spread around the globe.
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A "Twitter Revolution" had begun to spread around the globe.
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New resources were generated, but they haven't been spread around.
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Atolls were destroyed, steppes contaminated, and fallout spread around the world.
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Lies that spread around the world just as fast as truth.
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Protests about statues of dead racists soon spread around the world.
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By the 1970s, kung fu fever had spread around the world.
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And then this message spread around that I was mentally ill.
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Each of these diseases spread around the world and killed thousands.
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Hopefully down the road we'll have more money to spread around.
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The fruits of the recovery are not being spread around evenly.
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His church has more than 100 congregations spread around the country.
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As the months passed, the virus spread around the Western Hemisphere.
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He said more of the country's wealth should be spread around.
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Word spread around the prison that Lt. Carter had been involved.
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A screengrab from the video, which spread around social media in China.
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Colombians call the practice "marmalade" because money and influence are spread around.
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Eventually they had fun with it, as word spread around social media.
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Over the years ever more powerful strains have spread around the world.
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Spread around the rest of the walls, a dozen further control panels.
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But they have spread around the Northern Hemisphere and into South America.
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And why is China struggling to control its spread around the world?
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It also has four connections for air tanks spread around the sub.
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Word of the company's troubles spread around the harbor late last week.
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As a result, there's less plastic litter spread around Scotland's famed wilderness.
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He was a platforming genius, and his antics spread around the world.
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That potential influx has raised concerns about Zika's potential spread around the world.
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Were their windfall gains spread around, local renters would have nothing to fear.
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These are the ones that will spread around the body to different tissues.
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One map shows where the Wuhan coronavirus outbreak has spread around the world.
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Now, of course, firms may have hundreds of lawyers spread around the world.
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Word spread around the Salt Lake City area, and he began selling them.
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The dead woman's white hair was all loose, spread around her wrinkled face.
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If you're not the chosen one, make sure the fun is spread around.
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Their disobedience encouraged a movement for gay rights that spread around the country.
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But still, the noise spread around Anfield, ricocheting and reverberating off the stands.
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Images of women and children gasping and convulsing spread around the globe quickly.
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About 12,000 American troops and thousands of NATO forces remain spread around Afghanistan.
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First, growth is good, but the benefits need to be better spread around.
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A virus has emerged in a small population and spread around the world.
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The coronavirus, which originated in central China, has now spread around the world.
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In a year lacking a clear front-runner the awards were spread around.
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This may just be a case where the coordinator wants the ball spread around.
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Banks are now howling — and genuinely suffering — as negative rates spread around the world.
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She, too, headed to LegCo as word of the gathering there spread around lunchtime.
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Over several decades, gymnastics societies, Turnverein, whose members were called Turners, spread around Germany.
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Three in five Americans say that income and wealth should be spread around more.
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She also shrunk the pot of cash that speakers could spread around to members.
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The woman reported what happened to the police, and the news spread around campus.
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News photographers captured images of her protest, and they quickly spread around the internet.
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And as such, what we should spread around in society is much more vast.
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This idea spread around the world, but in Asia you see a unique development.
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But most chefs habitually spread around what we know and what we have experienced.
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In particular, he cited the company's plan to sell eight refineries spread around Brazil.
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The virus emerged in China in December but has since spread around the world.
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Fifty years after the Spanish Flu, another influenza virus, H3N2, spread around the world.
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The hybrid descendants passed their genes to later generations, who spread around the globe.
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As DST spread around the world, countries adopted it, dumped it or never tried it.
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Campbell's version found itself quickly spread around the internet, amassing tens of thousands of shares.
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How much farther did their ideology spread around the world than it otherwise might have?
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The charge for all that extra electricity will be spread around future patrons' bills equally.
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Asylum seekers are spread around the country based on each state's population and tax revenues.
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As the news spread around the city, thousands came out to celebrate, waving American flags.
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For one, the virus appears to have mutated as it has spread around the world.
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In theory, the world economy would be better off if this demand were spread around.
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The image was first published in a Mexican newspaper and then spread around the world.
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The picture swiftly spread around Twitter with fans imagining other places Alonso would rather be.
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Half bars spread around the crew have left most in some state of semi-consciousness.
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Venues would be spread around Valais and the neighboring cantons of Fribourg, Berne and Vaud.
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First noted in 2016, according to Collins, the fad has now spread around the world.
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As for where Trump hasn't nominated key positions, the pain is not evenly spread around.
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The effort comes as COVID-19, the coronavirus disease, continues to spread around the world.
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All of it was captured by smartphones and news cameras and spread around the world.
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As the novel coronavirus continues to spread around the world, countries are scrambling to respond.
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All good though ... cause there's plenty of space to spread around in this SICK villa.
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The event began in Sydney, Australia in 2007, and has since spread around the world.
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According to a Hacker House analysis, the affected hosts appear to be spread around the world.
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Post your clip on any moderately popular Facebook page, and watch it spread around the internet.
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Today, Google is an $800 billion tech behemoth with nearly 2220,2000 employees spread around the world.
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Our species first arose in Africa roughly 300,000 years ago, and later spread around the world.
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Shouts of "glasses off" started to spread around the grassy lakeside area where we were positioned.
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Two little pricks are put into the eye and the ink is spread around the eyeball.
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A few blankets spread around give a semblance of comfort, but she says it isn't enough.
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When that happened, there was a viral email that was spread around that showed the explosion.
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How thoroughly interconnected a network is affects how behaviours and information spread around it, he explains.
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The bearish case for Tesla: Without cash from the IPO, there's less money to spread around.
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With the coronavirus outbreak continuing to spread around the globe, the aviation industry is being jolted.
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And as the virus continues to spread around the world, governments are stepping up their responses.
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About 12,000 American troops and thousands of NATO forces remain in Afghanistan, spread around the country.
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When ideas spread around the globe, we're used to seeing them go from north to south.
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Like English, Spanish spread around the world centuries ago through conquest, sometimes wiping out indigenous languages.
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But the roots of this disease predate 2016, and there's plenty of blame to spread around.
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While the fungus is deadly on its own, humans have aided its spread around the world.
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THE GROWTH of air travel means a potentially pandemic pathogen could spread around the world in days.
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Drug abuse spread around the same time: painkillers at first, then powdered white heroin and now fentanyl.
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The districts are spread around the country, but most are concentrated in Texas, New York and Pennsylvania.
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It's not just about resolution, though — after all, that resolution is spread around the entire spherical image.
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Another journalist shared a picture of the page in a tweet — which quickly spread around the internet.
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I normally have six to 10 pieces in process at any given time spread around my studio.
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The protests began University of Witwatersrand and spread around the country as other university students joined in.
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Over time, the ability to predict eclipses spread around the world, and with it came less fear.
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As production has spread around the world, countries have specialised in different segments of the supply chain.
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It took down thousands of computers in Ukraine and spread around the world, disrupting shipping and businesses.
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Instead, as empires have fallen apart, Wilson's principle of national self-determination has spread around the world.
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Clinton has 57 campaign offices spread around Florida, while Trump is promising to get to 83 soon.
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From there, smoke can spread around the planet, a bit like the ash from a volcanic eruption.
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Protesters in Brussels, Belgium, joined the strikes on Friday morning, as the protests spread around the world.
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The message, which has been retweeted more than 23,000 times, was spread around for its apparent folly.
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"It's crazy how this thing can be spread around and you don't even know," Ms. Mackey said.
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As the coronavirus spread around the world, and stock markets plunged, bond yields sank to record lows.
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The coronavirus has rapidly spread around the world, infecting more than 150,000 people and killing over 5,700.
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The virus' spread around the world has rattled markets and disrupted industries including travel, hospitality and manufacturing.
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But as the coronavirus continues to spread around the world can the cartel really play the savior?
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The coronavirus has rapidly spread around the globe following its discovery in Wuhan, China, in December 2019.
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This creates a small amount of fallout that can be lofted into the atmosphere and spread around.
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Bank stocks have been pummeled so far this year as the virus has spread around the world.
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The coronavirus, which originated in China, has spread around the world, sparking concerns of a global pandemic.
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Shares have been plummeting as traders absorb the latest information about the coronavirus's spread around the world.
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His union gave overwhelmingly to Democrats, but he spread around money to some Republicans too, including Rep.
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However, the Democratic Party politician said the wealth was, once again, not being spread around the country.
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Airbus assembles its hot-selling A320-family jets at a handful of factories spread around the world.
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Outbreaks have also spread around the world, resulting in four European countries losing their measles-free status.
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Restaurant Week, an idea that has spread around the world, started in New York 25 years ago.
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So the people of Washington Heights are left with their own feces spread around outside their homes.
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A Trump administration can't ignore the long-term challenges of ISIS affiliates spread around the world, they said.
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They identified 196 groups on VKontakte, consisting of a total of about 108,000 members spread around the globe.
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Eight additional members of the Trump administration were spread around seven tables in the roughly 50-person crowd.
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She quickly took down the post after putting it up, but it had gotten screenshot and spread around.
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These are both spread around the outside of the clock itself, and inside the clock, underneath the hands.
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Now, he turns his attention to what warfare looks like when information can spread around the world instantly.
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"GAM doesn't have many assets left and they are spread around across many different asset classes," Kunz said.
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Time will tell, and there is a relative paucity of experienced workout/restructuring professionals to be spread around.
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More than 100 acts will play on various stages, spread around Worthy Farm, in the country's verdant southwest.
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A pathology of hatred has spread around the world, and it has put all our lives at risk.
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The broader fight to stop ISIS's spread around the world, however, will rage on well into the future.
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The highly-contagious coronavirus that first appeared in China is a pandemic that has spread around the world.
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But as the coronavirus spread around that country and group events were canceled, that business dried up entirely.
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Six artists were spread around the shop, inking miniature ghosts, black cats, and hearts crying blood onto customers.
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If the scientists are right, they would significantly alter our understanding of how humans spread around the planet.
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There will also be many more residents "to spread around the hostility," Ms. Coleman said with a laugh.
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Several companies are also working to develop a vaccine for the virus, which has spread around the globe.
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It's one reason his style has spread around the world in the span of just a few years.
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As the coronavirus continues to spread around the world, travelers are starting to rethink work trips and vacations.
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As human populations spread around the globe, with people living in relative isolation for millenniums, some differences emerged.
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In 2009, the WHO declared H1N1 a pandemic after the virus started in Mexico and spread around the globe.
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By removing Love, the Cavs' attack flowed much more smoothly, and their shot distribution was far more spread around.
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Then it was other technologies, such as the wheel and boat that allowed us to spread around the globe.
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"If there's ever been a case with more than enough evil to spread around it's this one," Engebretson said.
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Equally unclear was the economic advantage for Foxconn to have three different small innovation centers spread around the state.
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The relatively tiny units are spread around the house to get faster, more stable connections without any dead spots.
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The other side: Word spread around some conservative movement figures that Axios was working on this story about Rao.
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The U.S. team's English-born coach Jill Ellis spread around the praise for a powerful display from her team.
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That pattern is typical: Urban gun violence tends to spread around specific blocks or intersections, like a contagious disease.
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Watkins's approach, which he summed up as "I lock them up if they're guilty," has spread around the country.
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Far more effective are "drip" irrigation systems introduced in Israel in the 1960s and since spread around the world.
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If a virus like that one emerged today, it could spread around the world in less than 36 hours.
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As word of the California Gold Rush spread around the world, photographers, too, arrived, and themselves struck metaphorical gold.
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"The virus's origin, the quick spread around the world, the allure of this novel disease is everywhere," she said.
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"I saw the ball being spread around, the ball going to the right person," Coach Hue Jackson said Monday.
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Their hybrid descendants then spread around the world, carrying their 2 percent of Neanderthal genes to everywhere outside Africa.
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But viruses, bacteria, and fungi can now spread around the world with greater effectiveness and speed than ever before.
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Social media users dug up her Weibo account, worked out what school she'd attended and spread around old pictures.
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The world's airlines have seen a staggering drop in demand as the novel coronavirus has spread around the globe.
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As fighting has spread around the airport, retreating Houthi fighters took up positions in houses in a nearby village.
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The hacking started as an attack on Ukrainian government and business computer systems, but it spread around the world.
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When H1N1 was first recognized in 2009 and spread around the world, there were major concerns about its deadliness.
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The Dreamhouse has 3 floors with ocean views with TONS of space to spread around with friends and family.
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Perishable items, such as plants and flowers, will be composted and spread around L.A. Live and the Staples Center.
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Since diseases can spread around the world, and DNA synthesis can be located anywhere, strong international cooperation is needed.
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Restaurant Week, an idea that has spread around the world, started in New York 25 years ago this summer.
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Warren's husband, Bruce Mann, a law professor at Harvard, was working at the kitchen table, papers spread around him.
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Airlines are currently experiences an influx of booking and change requests as coronavirus continues to spread around the world.
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The shootout and video of both murders were caught on video and spread around the world via social media.
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He's now considering opening up more classes as word of his mad yoga skills continues to spread around the city.
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A little more than half of Rockwell's 2016 sales were to U.S. customers, with the balance spread around the globe.
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That system really comes into being in the late 1600s in Europe and is spread around the world through colonialism.
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We can be more progressive without really threatening income generation — what you have left to decide how to spread around.
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As the new coronavirus has spread around the world, several countries have issued restrictions on travelers arriving from mainland China.
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The meme comes from the 2013 comic Gunshow by KC Green and has spread around the internet like, well, wildfire.
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It's interesting that GoPro technology will now be spread around to the range of products and services that Jabil has.
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Singolda sees a crackdown on Facebook as possibly opening more opportunities for ad revenue to be spread around other players.
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Or whether is leveraging the media team that's spread around the world in different verticals like news, sports and music.
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After the post started to spread around her native land of Australia, she started a GoFundMe page for her divorce.
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"We can be more progressive without really threatening income generation — what you have left to decide how to spread around."
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One was during a 2013 outbreak in French Polynesia, just as the virus began its explosive spread around the world.
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As the news has spread around the world, artists, architects, and architecture firms have been expressing their grief and condolences.
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When Samsung and its 360-degree competitors use 4K, the pixels they're talking about are spread around the entire sphere.
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Asked to comment this week, the Grandview Mall aquarium defended itself against the criticism, which has spread around the world.
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Those costs would be dwarfed by the resulting savings as more efficient and effective processes spread around the federal government.
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Why it matters: The attack is growing rapidly, and recent ransomware attacks that spread around the globe proved highly destructive.
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CRAIG VENTER: We hope to have 100 to 200 over the next 3 to 4 years, spread around the country.
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He grew up in an age where talent was spread around the league and each team had a fixed hierarchy.
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Here's the latest on the escalating situation in the US.The coronavirus spread around the world in less than three months.
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Your work has been spread around in the US mainly via the internet, mostly with uploads that aren't strictly legal.
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With the coronavirus continuing to spread around the globe, people are rewatching the 2011 film Contagion, about a similar outbreak.
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The humble handshake has taken a big hit to its reputation as the novel coronavirus has spread around the world.
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In a matter of months, the deadly contagious bug has spread around the world, hobbling any economy in its path.
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But the Warriors have a lot of stars and only so much money under the salary cap to spread around.
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The federal government has faced criticism over its response to the virus as it continues to spread around the globe.
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The map of Covid-19 spread around the world looks a lot different than it did just a week ago.
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That way, the network could spread around coverage between the candidates and wouldn't seem like it supported a particular one.
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He likes his streets wide and his buildings striking, ornate and spread around like they fell off a Monopoly board.
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As anticipated, the virus is continuing to spread around the world and is circulating in more than 60 countries and territories.
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As IPA conquered taste buds in India it spread around the world, turning up in America, Australia and South-East Asia.
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I really hope the company makes real changes so that the rash of outbreaks doesn't continue to spread around the country.
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This arrangement has proven durable, so long as the mermelada—marmalade, the Colombian equivalent of pork barrel spending—gets spread around.
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His attitude towards everything seems to be spread around the team and there seems to be such belief among the players.
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A few of those viral videos spread around Russian social media sites and the Kremlin will start to get the message.
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I mean, they definitely try to use the news to pile on and spread around, I think, a lot of nonsense.
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The Tibetan exile community, spread around the world but mostly living in India, elects a sikyong and Parliament every five years.
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But we can be more progressive without really threatening income generation — what you have left to decide how to spread around.
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Then, on Friday of last week, word spread around the camp that that evacuees would have to leave it by Sunday.
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And as coronavirus continues to spread around the world, religious leaders across several faith traditions are modifying practices and adjusting services.
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"I think the big difference nowadays is that you see people spread around the stadium," Arrieta said about Dodger Stadium's diversity.
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They are among the hundreds of thousands who have tested positive for the coronavirus as it has spread around the world.
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The protest movement, launched by Swedish teen Greta Thunberg, has now spread around the world, to nations from Australia to Uganda.
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After the video spread around the internet, politicians from both major parties in Australia condemned the slurs aimed at Mr. Dastyari.
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As the coronavirus has spread around the globe, millions of people are under lockdown orders that could stretch deep into 2020.
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It is time we recognize that we are one human race, spread around the globe with only oceans as our borders.
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The directive comes as the Wuhan coronavirus, which was first detected in China in December, continues to spread around the world.
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But as the virus spreads, and other countries start seeing the number of cases balloon, that pain will be spread around.
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Rather than have two forwards stationed at the high post, Engebretsen wants all five of his players spread around the perimeter.
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Smiles spread around the room, in recognition of the universal truth that it's really fun to wave around a long stick.
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It's useful for the W.H.O. to set global research priorities because drug-resistant strains are not evenly spread around the world.
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Soon, word spread around the building, and over the past five years she has opened her door to thousands of packages.
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But as video of Hargrave's arrest spread around the world, the superintendent said he and his family have received death threats.
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A Democratic strategist downplayed the significance of that conflict, noting that all sides wish there was more money to spread around.
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And judging by the latest sales figures from her publisher, so-called Ferrante fever appears to have spread around the world.
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Like every major international event, there are always coughs and colds that spread around during the 17 days of the Games.
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What if your emotional life and sense of well-being weren't just centered on your partner, but spread around to your friends?
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In one flavour or another, liberal democracy came to dominate the West and from there it started to spread around the world.
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And those involved can get very rich very quickly, creating incentives for the crisis to continue, and to spread around the world.
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Go deeper: Italy's anti-vaccine push could spread around the world Measles are making an alarming return to Europe and the Americas
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It took two months from the patch for MS17-010 until the WannaCry malware exploited that vulnerability and spread around the world.
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Spread around the shop are displays that allow visitors to test out and purchase the company's line of Kindle e-book readers.
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Deutsche Bank did not give details on the job cuts, but said they would be spread around the globe, including in Germany.
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I understand why big companies might prefer to avoid tough issues and simply spread around their campaign donations to maximize their influence.
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Nongfenqi has since arranged about $150 million in loans, opened more than 100 offices spread around rural China and hired 800 employees.
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Social media [posts] on Facebook got spread around and did help people get in touch with us, and came because of that.
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As the coronavirus pandemic continues to spread around the world, numerous celebrities have shared that they tested positive for the respiratory virus.
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As the novel coronavirus continues to spread around the globe, the United States has found its epicenter for the potentially deadly illness.
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As the coronavirus continues to spread around the US, it's possible you'll see members of the National Guard come to your town.
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Several countries have warned against all nonessential travel to China and Hubei province as the virus continues to spread around the world.
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But while legalization stands to spread around the country this year, so far no state in the South has fully legalized marijuana.
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The idea of language as a marker of difference certainly doesn't work after you realize that English has spread around the world.
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Lower-class protesters hijacked the anti-Rouhani protests and turned them into full-fledged anti-regime demonstrations that spread around the country.
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Photo: AP The rush to get in on the cryptocurrency boom has spread around the globe, but nowhere more than in South Korea.
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It's the nature of memes to be spread around the internet, meaning that we often don't know (or care) where they came from.
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As the Wuhan coronavirus continues to spread around the world, some university students in the US are under strict (and confusing) quarantine measures.
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"It's starting to spread around the world," Peter Love, third-generation CEO of Canada-based Cask Brewing Systems, said in a phone interview.
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ISIS spreads its terror worldwide Now, more than four years after the end of the Iraq War, ISIS has spread around the globe.
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Among criteria for selection are the city's infrastructure, transport links, jobs for employees' families and ensuring that EU institutions are spread around Europe.
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The film can't spread around its camera time in equal measure, but it does give all the characters an equal shot at despair.
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ENVELOPES AND HUGS Deutsche Bank gave no breakdown for the cuts, but said they would be spread around the globe, including in Germany.
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A few DJs played it and they got a huge response to it and then it just spread around the country like that.
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The documents were misinterpreted with the help of right-wing personalities and then boosted and spread around the internet by automated bot accounts.
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The booing and jeering — which nearly drowned out the speech as it spread around the arena — was especially passionate from the New Yorkers.
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Still, Lakos-Bujas thinks companies will have to spread around how they spend the approximately $2 trillion on their balance sheets at home.
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While Marathon's refineries and transportation infrastructure are focused around the Gulf Coast and Midwest, Andeavor's assets are spread around the Western United States.
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In recent years, Ginbot 7 has grown, and it is now guided by an 80-member council of representatives spread around the world.
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Aedes aegypti (from Africa) and Aedes albopictus (from Asia) have spread around the world with human traffic and live mostly in warm climates.
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By December of that year, the university approved eight resolutions lifting limitations on free speech, a phenomenon that quickly spread around the country.
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"A lot of misinformation gets spread around and the problem with the content publishers is the reluctance to deal with it," Saneem said.
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This ferrying process has left planes spread around the world, with most airlines unable to keep their fleet of 737 Max planes together.
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The virus and COVID-19, the disease it causes, has spread around the world, crippling global economic activity through lockdowns and business shutdowns.
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If a party wins 50 percent of the votes, it doesn't matter much if those votes are evenly spread around or tightly clustered.
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Concentrating millions of troops created ideal circumstances for the development of more aggressive strains of the virus and its spread around the globe.
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Images of Hong Kong police roughing up demonstrators have spread around the world, but a cataclysmic clash with Beijing has yet to materialize.
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As the pandemic spread around the world, though, Airbnb repeatedly modified its extenuating circumstances policy, giving guests increasing latitude to cancel their reservations.
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The wild moves have come as the coronavirus has spread around the world, leaving investors unsure about its impact on the global economy.
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Countries around the world are actively searching for cases of the new coronavirus in an effort to stop its spread around the world.
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As the coronavirus continues to spread around the world, airlines like American, United, and others are taking precautions to protect crews and passengers.
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The virus, which has spread around the world but is concentrated in China, has incited panic as nations work to combat its spread.
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When he slowly but surely starts making friends with some of the locals, Christmas cheer begins to spread around an otherwise drab town.
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The erotic imagery of the two men, equally obsessed with masculinity and power, quickly spread around the world as a "hilarious" artistic stunt.
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Word of the "baby fight," as one person called it, quickly spread around "The View" and strained the relationship between the two women.
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Mr. Edmonds's family cemetery has two people working full time to keep the genealogical records of relatives who are spread around the world.
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Word spread around campus about the police presence, and students started gathering nearby behind makeshift barriers of umbrellas and track-and-field hurdles.
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The rate reduction underscored the Fed's concern about the coronavirus that has spread around the world after emerging late last year in China.
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Wherever human transmission occurred, as soon as it did the disease spread around the world, accelerated by troop movements, poor nutrition and overcrowding.
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It causes a fever, fatigue, and a rash of itchy, fluid-filled blisters that may start on the abdomen and spread around the body.
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The expanded fleet of satellites will send over 3 terabytes of data a day to more than 30 receiver stations spread around the Earth.
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The finding represents an advance for so-called PDx drugs in treating cancer at an earlier stage, before it has spread around the body.
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That's potentially big for businesses, people with families spread around the world or "unbanked" people who have to pay exorbitant fees to move cash.
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When rumors that she might be a lesbian spread around the school, however, Kate decides to date Luke in an effort to disprove them.
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Gail* experiences excruciating period cramps that spread around her butt, hips, and lower back that used to force her to stay home from school.
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Since then, a culture of disaster prevention has spread around the world, said Denis McClean, spokesman for the U.N. Office for Disaster Risk Reduction.
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The surplus generated by the City of London urgently needs to be spread around the country more fairly, but not stamped out of existence.
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Some, indeed, think that life itself may spread around the universe in this way, on rocks that travel from one star system to another.
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It was more important to put our people closer to the problem than to each other, and the problem was spread around the world.
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In 2009, the H1N83 influenza was identified, originating in Mexico before it spread around the world, killing about 17,000 people in an initial count.
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Software allowed the duo to pinpoint sounds in three-dimensional space, put those sounds in motion and even to separate and spread around overtones.
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There are fewer big dungeons in the new game, and an emphasis on Link having many smaller shrines to explore, spread around the map.
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The gas spread around the world and combined with water vapor to make aerosols, tiny droplets that reflected some sunlight away from the Earth.
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Public anger against lenders spread around the country, and amid the wreckage of lost homes and destroyed savings, the wave engulfed payday lenders too.
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Peru reported the case earlier on Friday, through a televised statement by President Martin Vizcarra, as the disease begins to spread around South America.
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As travel bans and national quarantines have spread around the world faster than anyone thought possible, so have sometimes disingenuous and outright deceitful stories.
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On a daily basis, people use their voices to share their views in ways that can spread around the world and grow into movements.
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"Breaking News: ATAC claims responsibility for the attack in Rome," read a meme that spread around the internet, showing the bus engulfed in flames.
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The virus has spread around China to major cities such as Beijing, Shanghai, Macau and Hong Kong, with 473 cases confirmed in the country.
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Concentrating millions of troops created ideal circumstances for the development of more aggressive strains of the virus and its spread around the globe. 8.
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Although the flu spread around the world in just a few weeks, it seemed to have died down by the end of the summer.
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News of the kidnapping quickly spread around the globe, resulting in reports from The Guardian, The New York Times, Fox News, CNN, and more.
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If there is any blame to be spread around, it starts with the prime minister of Iraq, who sectarianized his military, setting Shia against Sunni.
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Research is shared online, so that best practices for treatment can spread around the world even faster than the virus, which mainly travels by aeroplane.
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He should still have a lot of money to spread around, but we won't know exactly how much until the new CBO score comes out.
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Professional clowns are increasingly worried that their industry could suffer a fatal blow from the recent 'creepy clown' craze that has spread around the world.
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As efforts to cut food waste spread around the globe, athletes at this month's Rio Olympics will play a part, perhaps without even knowing it.
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And as news about Trump's proposed immigration ban spread around the web, Souza posted a photo of Obama meeting with the Islamic Society of Baltimore.
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Some 1,200 U.K. guests will be nominated to attend by nine offices of the Lord Lieutenants, the Queen's representatives, who are spread around the country.
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Yet most mainstream economists and Democratic lawmakers have said the top 1 percent of earners are unlikely to spread around much of their expected windfalls.
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Terro T600 Ant Dust is easy to spread around your property, and it kills insects inside the home and bars ants from entering through cracks.
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With some 500,000 people expected to descend on Rio this summer, experts have warned that the Olympics could significantly advance Zika's spread around the world.
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The new study suggests that brown rats were slower to spread around the globe than our other familiars, the black rat and the house mouse.
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The International Air Transport Authority warned Thursday that airlines stand to lose $113 billion in sales if the coronavirus continues to spread around the world.
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SAN FRANCISCO — As the coronavirus spread around the world and people everywhere were ordered to stay home, phone calls over Facebook's apps more than doubled.
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But there's a lot of other reasons, and I do think that a lot of that knowledge is being spread around the world as well.
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As coronavirus — which results in the respiratory disease COVID-19 — continues to spread around the world, talk of social distancing is dominating the news cycle.
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It spread around, and a complete stranger put up a Facebook page in Jaxen's honor, asking for people to help tidy up the Raglands' yard.
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As for the dating app memes, the coronavirus continues to spread around the world at rapid rates, so there's no telling when they'll slow down.
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The sports kiosk, which was one of 40 small "merchandising units" now spread around Denver's concourses, turned a profit but came with a learning curve.
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U.S. health officials confirmed a second U.S. case of the new coronavirus from China in a Chicago woman, as the illness spread around the globe.
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The Chilean feminist chant "A Rapist in your Path" has spread around the world, with activists performing it in countries including Mexico, France and Turkey.
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"There is also a lot of FUD being spread around about the death of ether, which may contributing to an emotional sell off," Newton said.
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I apologize the most for the amount of pure hate that this has pulled out of so many people's hearts and spread around the world.
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That supposedly classified information has been revealed on the 4chan and 8chan message boards and spread around mainstream internet platforms like YouTube, Facebook and Twitter.
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Van Wagenen has also improved the position-player depth for the Mets, who plan to spread around playing time to finally keep their roster healthy.
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It had 37,700 full-time employees as of the end of March spread around offices in 20 U.S. cities and dozens more around the world.
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If that idea were to spread around the world, raising any more money from ride-hailing apps would only be a temporary patch for airport finances.
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"This outbreak is a reminder that raw turkey products can have germs that spread around food preparation areas and can make you sick," the agency said.
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Photo: Getty The WannaCry ransomware attack that spread around the globe yesterday caused chaos at hospitals, manufacturing shutdowns, headaches for Microsoft, and overtime for cybersecurity professionals.
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The evening concluded with the awards spread around; every Best Picture nominee earned at least one trophy, and 15 movies in all earned the 24 awards.
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Kaepernick and another former 49ers player, Eric Reid, have not been signed by any of the NFL's 32 teams since their protests spread around the league.
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Hamilton Davis, the energy program director for the South Carolina Coastal Conservation League, said opponents were "ecstatic" as the word spread around Charleston on Tuesday morning.
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The city of Wuhan, the capital of Hubei Province in central China, is under lockdown amid an outbreak of coronavirus that has spread around the world.
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David was a horse racing nut, and wanted his ashes spread around the 154-year-old race track, which he frequented for more than 3 decades.
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The CDC noted that the outbreak is a reminder that raw turkey products can have germs that easily spread around the kitchen and make people sick.
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A deadly, drug-resistant fungus called candida auris was first discovered in Japan in 2006, but it's since spread around the globe at an alarming rate.
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The lesson of the financial crisis of 2008 is that problems in one country can spread around the world through the markets and the banking system.
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As concerns about the airworthiness of the Boeing 737 Max 8 spread around the globe on Tuesday, pressure was building on the F.A.A. to take action.
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Shortly after the trucks pulled in, word had spread around town — in spite of the lack of power and cellphone service — that some help had arrived.
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But, we're up against a microbe that has easily spread around the globe, and will continue spreading if we present it with more willing hosts — us.
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The latest coronavirus, like SARS, has spread around the world, though the most severe effects have been on those near where it began in Hubei Province.
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"If floodwaters have spread the chemicals in the waste pits, then dangerous chemicals like dioxin could be spread around the wider Houston area," Cook-Schultz said.
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The state treasury had so little money to spread around that the Kansas Supreme Court found that the state's spending on public education was unconstitutionally low.
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But as the novel coronavirus continues to spread around the world, and is now being transmitted between countries outside China, that logic may soon fall apart.
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The damage in Ukraine was extensive, but the malware turned out to be too virulent and spread around the world, hitting multinational companies, including in Russia.
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The school's music director learned an original version of the song from tobacco workers and taught it to Pete Seeger, whose adaptation spread around the country.
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"The focus of our attention is also the small ports that are spread around Bali," he said, adding that informal points of entry are also being monitored.
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According to police, video of the alleged incident was spread around the school via Snapchat, the social media app that erases the videos after they are viewed.
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I think I can just keep writing and finish a book, but that still isn't enough to talk about you or the love that you spread around.
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The mission has been in place for 13 years, dating back to 2004 when President Bertrand Aristide went into exile as armed conflict spread around the country.
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Together, along with 2.4-million-year-old stone tools found in Algeria, it appears that hominids spread around Africa and left the continent earlier than previously thought.
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But you do want to get rid of any raw juices as soon as possible so there's less of a chance for the bacteria to spread around.
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That's why officials are encouraging private cave owners to limit the number of people who visit their caves, so that the fungus is not spread around further.
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The coronavirus, which has spread around the globe but has mostly affected China, could have global economic impacts, Jerome Powell, the director of the Federal Reserve said.
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Early in his governorship he survived a recall election that pitted furious city-dwelling voters against Republicans mostly in small towns and villages spread around the state.
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As news of Michael's death spread around the world, fans gathered outside his country home and his residence in London's Highgate neighborhood, leaving flowers, candles and notes.
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Central banks in the U.S., Europe and much of Asia have been cranking out the easing programs since the Great Recession spread around much of the world.
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The report notes that many of today's rich families have members spread around the world, leading to complex trust-planning issues for different tax and legal jurisdictions.
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In a T-shirt, his tortoiseshell glasses on his forehead, the newspaper spread around him, a cigarette dangerously close to lighting it, Robert turned to face Less.
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For instance, some patients have taken checkpoint inhibitors for an advanced cancer that had spread around the body, and wound up with only one stubborn tumor left.
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It is difficult to contain the impact of a cyberattack within one nation, so it is possible this new threat could spread around the globe, he added.
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As I argued recently, the F.B.I.'s battle with Apple over encryption should prompt deep questions about a future of Internet-connected devices spread around our homes.
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On the 473th anniversary of the painter's birth, our critic set himself a challenge: to see all of Tintoretto's major works, spread around Venice at 247 locations.
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The data are consistent with other evidence that health care systems are beginning to converge, as information and technologies spread around the world among doctors and administrators.
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Global markets have been falling as the coronavirus outbreak has spread around the world, inducing panic and uncertainty that's cast a long shadow over the whole economy.
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Wells Fargo has confirmed an employee working in one of its San Francisco buildings tested positive for COVID-19, the novel coronavirus that's spread around the world.
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As the deadly Wuhan coronavirus has spread around the world, some biotech companies have announced early work to look for a vaccine that could prevent the disease.
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Hopes the coronavirus outbreak could be contained in China have vanished this week as infections spread around the globe, prompting governments into action and investors to panic.
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The popular game—in which players cope with a virus's deadly spread around the world—has been available on the Chinese App Store for years without issue.
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Like the WannaCry attacks that spread around the world in May, the attackers behind the episode last week used hacking tools that exploited vulnerabilities in Microsoft software.
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As the coronavirus outbreak continues to spread around the world, airlines are turning to tools more common in hospitals than on jetliners to prevent spreading the virus.
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I think we need to spread around the discomfort more, because right now you have a select group that can really say anything they want in the room.
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The botnet spread around the world, knocking out internet router equipment at up to a dozen telecom operators around the world, with Germany's Deutsche Telekom the hardest hit.
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In the current context of falling oil prices, and falling production, he said barter deals like the kind just announced with Jamaica may soon spread around the Caribbean.
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As of 300,000 years ago, our ancestors were already spread around the continent (paleoanthropologists have identified a probable Homo sapiens skull in South Africa dating back 2503,000 years).
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It has been striking that the price surge in third-tier cities has not been evenly spread around China, but rather concentrated in markets that have better locations.
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Thousands of young people took to the streets across Europe on Friday as student strikes calling for action to curb climate change continue to spread around the globe.
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"UNACCEPTABLE STIGMA" The virus has spread around the world, with 320 cases now in 27 countries and regions outside mainland China, a Reuters tally of official statements showed.
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"UNACCEPTABLE STIGMA" The virus has spread around the world, with 320 cases now in 27 countries and regions outside mainland China, a Reuters tally of official statements shows.
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The issue took on a new urgency last month following the mass shooting at two mosques in Christchurch, New Zealand, footage of which rapidly spread around the internet.
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Given that employees are spread around the globe and don't have most co-workers' personal emails, he said, company email is key to facilitating workers' ability to mobilize.
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But also using mathematics to study things like evolutionary trends and rates, building family trees, quantifying how fast or slow dinosaurs evolved, how they spread around the world.
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After Kwak's story spread around South Korea, though, the NCSoft Cultural Foundation announced that it would be paying for all of the Daily Game editor's treatments, Chosun reported.
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The Industrial Revolution began around 1750 in Britain, with a surge in the use of coal to power factories, ships and railways, and gradually spread around the world.
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Maassen said his agency had no reliable evidence that a cyber attack that started in Ukraine last week and spread around the world was carried out by Russia.
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Mr Summers and his colleagues have updated the theory to account for flows of savings across borders; these flows allow the disease to be spread around the world.
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Like I said, the industry, in general and not just Europe or Sweden, is very small so when you burn one bridge with anyone that'll get spread around.
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They suggest Syria's stockpiles of chemical weapons — from nerve agents such as sarin and VX to chlorine and mustard gases — are spread around more than three dozen locations.
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Whereas seven states have no income tax at all, all 50 levy significant property taxes, so the benefits of this part of the deduction are more spread around.
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The literary character's debut, "A Bear Called Paddington," was published on this day in 1958 and received immediate acclaim and an audience that has spread around the world.
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The Yankees spread around their production, with everyone in the starting lineup scoring a run through the first six innings except Didi Gregorius, who managed three hits anyway.
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Leaders in Europe, the Middle East and the Americas rolled out bans on big gatherings and stricter travel restrictions as cases of the virus spread around the world.
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Since emerging in China late last year, the new coronavirus has spread around the world, inflecting around 21,20.8808 people, killing nearly 4,300 and sending markets into a tailspin.
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The red-hot Saints can be expected to put on an offensive show against Cincinnati's terrible defense, and when they get rolling, the ball tends to spread around.
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The system was broken before the coronavirus arrived; it's just that now the vulnerability has been spread around to those who used to be able to look away.
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Since emerging in China late last year, the new coronavirus has spread around the world, inflecting around 210,214 people, killing nearly 22019,300 and sending markets into a tailspin.
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Either way, this means that in just the span of a few months, the virus has infected at least 28,13 people in China and spread around the world.
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Still, Osterholm warned, even a 1 or 2 percent case fatality rate could equate to a lot of deaths if Covid-19 continues to spread around the world.
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Social media posts spread around town, warning of the presence of ICE agents in various trailer parks, and informing people of their rights if confronted by an agent.
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The business is stable but unpredictable: Tesla has shown that it can build and sell more cars, but it simply isn't big enough to spread around the trouble.
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It appears these platforms cannot keep up, as people re-upload and repost the footage, allowing it to quickly spread around the internet, effectively amplifying the shooter's hate.
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And the vibrant social institutions of privileged Americans should at least be easier to spread around than their other advantages, because they draw on such well-established traditions.
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The couple's good news quickly spread around the globe, making international headlines and giving Waterstones' new Twitter manager a great opportunity to (try to) begin his own love story.
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There&aposs only so much of the love you can spread around when your own family, an American citizens or an American veteran on the street is having trouble.
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As cryptojacking has spread around the web—largely thanks to the original "in-browser miner," Coinhive, and its copycats—implementations have generally not lived up to those lofty aims.
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HONG KONG — The market turmoil in China spread around the world on Thursday, as global investors grew more anxious about the country's currency and the health of its economy.
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CHINA CITIZENS BANNED The virus has spread around the world, with 320 cases now in 27 countries and regions outside mainland China, a Reuters tally of official statements showed.
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An algal bloom blankets Lake Erie, and a bloom has spread around a lake in Utah, forcing officials to close it to visitors, according to the Salt Lake Tribune.
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The other clients are spread around the world and include top automobile manufacturers, airplane makers, railways and nearly any industry that uses steel, aluminum or copper in any form.
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Eero's basic product is a dead-simple wireless mesh network of devices that it recommends people buy in packs of three to spread around a home for optimal coverage.
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When you say something and you're being sarcastic, I think people when they read it and it gets spread around on the internet and they think that you're serious.
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There was even folklore conjured up that the Loch Ness monster was actually a giant Tully monster, a claim that self-proclaimed monster hunter F. W. Holiday spread around.
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As we first reported ... Luke's ashes were spread around the place he most cherished ... the Tennessee farm where he lived on and off over the last 20-plus years.
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We are trying to get Redemption Ink to spread around the country, and by the fan mail we've gotten from as far away as New Zealand, hopefully the world.
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" Thanks, Mom and Dad"One time, when I was nine or 10, I broke out in a mysterious rash on my torso that started to spread around my body.
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The other clients are spread around the world and include top automobile manufacturers, airplane makers, railways and nearly any industry that uses steel, aluminium or copper in any form.
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"I was doing the things in my community that these folks in DSA wanted to spread around," Lee said of her work as an organizer ahead of the campaign.
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The literary character's debut in "A Bear Called Paddington" was published on this day in 1958 and received immediate acclaim and an audience that has spread around the world.
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Cloud computing, which powers an increasing number of our devices and services, allows a vast collection of computers — often spread around the world — to operate like one giant machine.
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The Angry Chef: I started the blog eight months ago and it comes from a general dissatisfaction with lies and mistruths being spread around in the world of food.
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In unfertilized primate egg cells, proteins called mitotic spindles are clustered close to the cell's chromosomes, unlike most other mammalian embryos, where the spindles are spread around the cell.
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As COVID-19 continues to spread around the world, a health expert questions whether cruise lines should allow passengers and crew members to ride on back-to-back cruises.
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It would create a fashion hub where every element of fashion design, manufacturing and marketing would take place in a single location, rather than being spread around the world.
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A government simulation last year — of a viral outbreak that began in China and quickly spread around the world — made it clear the U.S. wasn't ready for a pandemic.
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It's a finite amount and there are a finite number people in the country and so a finite amount to be spread around to those people in the country.
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Long before I arrived here in January, I was curious about the Eleusinian Mysteries, the most important ritual site in ancient Athens, whose fame spread around the ancient world.
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In Michigan, the campaign has reserved just $500,0000 in TV ad time, half of which is slated for Detroit and the rest spread around Lansing, Grand Rapids and Flint.
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According to Jake, who is a member of a workers' organizing group called Amazonians United, the news of the positive test first started to spread around 6:30 p.m.
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Investment firms have discussed adding the virus, which has swiftly spread around the globe, as a risk factor in US CLO documents, according to sources familiar with the conversations.
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And several countries, including the US, UK, and Canada, have warned against all nonessential travel to China and Hubei province as the virus continues to spread around the world.
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READ: Coronavirus is now a pandemic in all but name While infection rates and death tolls in China have slowed, the virus is continuing to spread around the globe.
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Leaders in Europe, the Middle East and the Americas rolled out bans on big gatherings and stricter travel restrictions as cases of the new coronavirus spread around the world.
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The stock has now lost 313% since the start of this week as the coronavirus has spread around the world, threatening an extended period of disruption to international travel.
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The discovery alarmed military officials, who long thought the terrorist group had been reduced to a few dozen stragglers spread around the country, one former White House official said.
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However, even after SARS had spread around the world, China sought to conceal the number of actual cases and worked meticulously to avoid detection by World Health Organization experts.
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By late Monday, one fact-checking organization determined it was "false information getting spread around by conservative activists," and Facebook then began labeling it as such for its viewers.
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The discovery alarmed military officials, who long thought the terrorist group had been reduced to a few dozen stragglers spread around the country, one former White House official said.
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But it started to spread around 2011, especially in the central Atlantic, with the uptick of nitrogen and phosphorus flowing into the ocean from South America and West Africa.
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They stored their inventory in stash houses across Baltimore, making sure the drugs were spread around in case one or more of those locations was sniffed out by law enforcement.
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Senior defence bureaucrat Masaki Ishikawa stepped in to unite what had until then been a disjointed approach spread around various ministries, the Japanese ambassador in Canberra, Sumio Kusaka, and MHI.
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But on the face of it, we're talking about $100,000 in Facebook, some Twitter stuff, a bunch of trolls in Macedonia, and then a bunch of other stuff spread around.
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Firefighters were working to battle a blaze that had spread around the crash site on a hillside in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee, Police Chief Jack H. Baldwin told CNN affiliate WATE.
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" Hillary's henchman Sidney Blumenthal spread around the story that Monica was a stalker and Charlie Rangel publicly slandered the intern as a fantasist who wasn't playing with "a full deck.
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The video's rapid spread around the internet sparked new fears that our politics were on the cusp of being radically and irreversibly changed by the introduction of digitally altered propaganda.
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Within hours it had spread around the world — referred to, by many, as a symbol for the very real lives too often elided in debates about immigration policy in America.
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Disney had learned the importance of controlling the land surrounding its parks from Anaheim, California, where a rash of cheap hotels and low-quality restaurants spread around the original Disneyland.
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As the coronavirus continues to spread around Wuhan and hospital admissions are increasing, many people are forced to fend for themselves — with some even sitting outside hospitals on IV drips.
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There's no clawing back user data that's long since been spread around the digital universe — perhaps something to keep in mind the next time you consider hitting that "Post" button.
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So the younger and less consolidated the group, the less cash they have to spread around and maintain people in place when the profits are not flowing as they hoped.
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Senior defense bureaucrat Masaki Ishikawa stepped in to unite what had until then been a disjointed approach spread around various ministries, the Japanese ambassador in Canberra, Sumio Kusaka, and MHI.
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It's the US's largest integrated health system, with more than 8 million veterans enrolled who seek treatment at hundreds of VA-run clinics and medical centers spread around the country.
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A cyber attack that began in Ukraine spread around the world on Tuesday, knocking out thousands of machines, shutting down ports, factories and offices as it hit around 60 countries.
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Having a larger and more significant relationship with a financial institution can help you get better service and pay less than you otherwise would if your money was spread around.
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From April 2009 through February 2010, about 12,000 Americans died from an influenza strain known as "swine flu," which spread around the globe and infected at least 143 million people.
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The change was made as the coronavirus continues to spread around the U.S. Build is one of Microsoft's biggest events, where the company announces new technology across various product lines.
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Nearly 116,000 people around the world have been infected with the novel coronavirus as of Tuesday, and more than 4,000 have died as outbreaks continue to spread around the world.
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"Here's the new Italian pizza, which is going to spread around the world," a voiceover said, before the words "Corona Pizze" appeared onscreen, written in the colors of Italy's flag.
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Disney and Discovery are among the media companies that are most at risk as the coronavirus continues to spread around the world, according to analysts at Wall Street firm UBS.
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The European championship is usually held in one or two host nations, but was spread around the continent this time in what organisers said was a romantic one-off event.
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It spread around Lombardy, the Italian region that has by far the most trade with China and the home of Milan, the country's most culturally vibrant and business-centered city.
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It spread around Lombardy, the Italian region that has by far the most trade with China and the home of Milan, the country's most culturally vibrant and business-centered city.
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As a coronavirus continues to spread around the world, the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation announced Sunday that it is contributing $10 million toward the fight to contain the outbreak.
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United Airlines said on Friday that it was significantly reducing its capacity to Asia as the novel coronavirus continues to spread around the region and the rest of the world.
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"Once a single cyber 'weapon' is 'loose' it can spread around the world in seconds, to be used by rival states, cyber mafia and teenage hackers alike," the organization said.
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"At first none of us knew they were doing this, but then the stories started to spread around camp that anyone cooking for them would be raped," said Hadiza, 18.
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The claws really came out in South Carolina, where Cruz's campaign spread around a photoshopped image of Marco Rubio shaking hands with Obama to highlight his deal-making on immigration.
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Rather than fees charged to consumers, Aspiration says it makes money off the spread around interest rates and interchange, the charge that retailers pay banks when shoppers pay with a card.
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And yet most of the discourse in the United States treats democracy as a done deal, an achievement to trumpet and spread around the world, an enviable and unchangeable status quo.
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Gabriel Rufyiri, the head of non-governmental organisation Anti-corruption and Economic Malpractice Observatory (OLUCOME), said the sector needed reforms to spread around the wealth to more people, without providing details.
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The SBU also said the attack, which started in Ukraine and spread around the world on Tuesday, was by the same hackers who attacked the Ukrainian power grid in December 2016.
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Go deeper: "This is a very dangerous situation": Experts sound alarm on measles Measles cases spiked 30% worldwide in 2017, WHO says Italy's anti-vaccine push could spread around the world
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But right in the middle of it all, here are four big Russian bases out there and there are Russian troops spread around in other areas as well, thousands of them.
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Read More: Amazon Wants to Put a Camera and Microphone In Your Bedroom After wave of celebrity nudes being spread around, revenge porn has become a major topic of international discussion.
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In 1980, Luis and Walter Alvarez found the first compelling evidence that the dinosaurs were annihilated by an asteroid: a thin layer of sediment from the impact, spread around the world.
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Gabriel Rufyiri, the head of non-governmental organization Anti-corruption and Economic Malpractice Observatory (OLUCOME), said the sector needed reforms to spread around the wealth to more people, without providing details.
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Heavy black smoke spread around the shopping mall as flames were blazing from the inside of the building and on its roof, according to footage shown on Rossiya24 state TV channel.
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In a video of the event that has spread around the internet like wildfire, the passenger is screaming as he's being removed forcibly from his seat and dragged down the aisle.
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As the contagious virus (which results in the disease COVID-19) continues to spread around the world, fans of Hanks have turned to a lighthearted tweet about the actor for comfort.
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As the coronavirus continues to spread around the globe, IBM is canceling its biggest developer conference, limiting employee travel, and restricting employees from participating in events with more than 1,000 attendees.
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The word spread around the school, so I went from the initial 19 kids in the program to 30 and then from 228 to 250 and then from 21 to 21.
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The coronavirus, which first emerged in the central Chinese city of Wuhan late last year, has spread around the world, with more new cases now appearing outside China than within it.
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The number of people visiting the world's most popular tourist destination duly fell, as the idea that the country was in the throes of a jihadist epidemic spread around the world.
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" But with the new coronavirus, "it was caught early before it spread around the world and we had this window of time in which they could intervene to slow it down.
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Thunberg, 17, famous for launching her School Strike for the Climate campaign that has spread around much of the world, is the bookmakers' favorite to win, according to betting firm Paddypower.
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Public health officials in the United Kingdom are reportedly searching for 2,000 people who flew in from Wuhan, China within the last two weeks as the coronavirus spread around the world.
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Those messages were part of a long tradition of self-referential rumors that spread around newsgroups, through email and on practically any service that allows people to congregate or communicate online.
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Those messages were part of a long tradition of self-referential rumors that spread around newsgroups, through email and on practically any service that allows people to congregate or communicate online.
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Newspapers cancelled print runs in Mumbai after vendors refused to distribute them due to worry about the coronavirus, which emerged in China late last year and has spread around the world.
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The 2017 NotPetya attack on Ukrainian financial companies spread around the world, causing billions of dollars in damage to thousands of companies including shipping giant Maersk and British advertising company WPP.
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Scott's simple wish to be a superhero spread around the internet and melted even the coldest of hearts, prompting crowds of onlookers and well-wishers to turn out for the staged event.
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A LITTLE over a month ago a piece of malicious computer software called WannaCry spread around the world, freezing Chinese cash machines, trashing German railway timetables and causing chaos in British hospitals.
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A war between Iran and the US would pit the mighty American military machine against a much smaller but highly mobile array of Iranian forces and allies spread around the Middle East.
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The virus continued to spread around the world, with 41 new cases reported among about 3,700 people quarantined in a cruise ship moored off Japan, bringing the total to 61 cases onboard.
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Citrus trees are currently among the most widely cultivated fruit trees in the world, but until now, it wasn't clear precisely where citruses came from or how they spread around the world.
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As the world's biggest social network, Facebook has held a contentious place in the ongoing debate about what role social media is playing in how information is spread around the world today.
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Contacted by Reuters, the two men said Berhe did not have a job and depended on money from his seven siblings, six of whom are spread around the world, for living expenses.
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That could easily be me or my lil brother or my sisters, I ain't waiting for this poisonous, weak, racist, trigger happy mentality to spread around the world before we do something.
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Seconds after Christie finished proclaiming his support, Trump ordered him to "get on the plane and go home," an awkward exchange that was caught on camera and quickly spread around the Internet.
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The neo-Nazi skinhead movement began in Britain in the 1970s and spread around the world, remaining one of the more violent of the white supremacist subcultures -- including in the United States.
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None of the women featured in these films—neither the porn performers nor the women whose faces were being used—had consented to have their likenesses spread around the internet like that.
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Only now does he realize that his relationship with these fans has been threatened by the one and only Lucious, of course, who apparently spread around the rumors of his bedroom business.
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The more states that adopt the waiver, the more the $8 billion in the Upton amendment must be spread around, the less money for individual people to help lower their insurance costs.
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That means the disease no longer constitutes just an outbreak or even an epidemic; the coronavirus has now spread around the world, and will continue to reach into other countries and communities.
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A World Health Organization expert who visited China at the end of February said the virus appeared to have peaked there, even as its spread around the rest of the world advanced.
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The original SARS virus that spread around the world in 2003 was thought to be a lower respiratory infection: It replicated in the cells deep within the lungs and caused the pneumonia.
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And once his Little Women co-stars showed up and he was still nowhere to be found, fans became worried, especially since fake photos of the actor were being spread around Twitter.
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But only 10 days after the ministers met, Italy suspended flights to and from China, as the coronavirus outbreak spread around the world and the death toll continued to rise in China.
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Yet health experts have said it is all but certain the coronavirus will end up being transmitted within the US given its rapid spread around Asia and Europe and across the world.
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Gone were the days when my daughter and I spent time in homes full of community, my daughter's "play" aunts, uncles, and cousins spread around our small apartment laughing over paper plates.
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The news broke while Woods was in the early part of his round, and though it spread around Torrey Pines quickly, caddie Joe LaCava refrained from telling his boss during the round.
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BUSINESS DAY An article on Thursday about the search for a motive behind a recent cyberattack that spread around the world misstated the name of a cybersecurity firm based in Tel Aviv.
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"The positive energy that there was tonight needs to be spread around," an unidentified Jewish man tells the group in American-accented English before handing over the menorah, which he called symbolic.
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More than a year after the Times published its exposé on Harvey Weinstein, the conversation about sexual harassment and assault continues to spread around the world, from Stockholm to Mumbai — and now, Niigata.
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While these products cost a little more today, within a few years, the far fewer resources they require should make them cheaper than beef, which will enable them to spread around the world.
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With less bounty to spread around Frelimo may struggle to buy support in local elections next year and in a presidential contest in 2019, says Alex Vines of Chatham House, a think-tank.
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As the virus continues to spread around the globe, airlines are taking additional precautions on international flights, including stocking planes with masks, disinfecting planes between flights, and offering additional instructions to flight attendants.
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Since flood insurance tends to be bought only by certain residents of the most danger-prone areas, it is expensive because the risk pool is not large enough to spread around the cost.
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If any one of them were to suffer a catastrophic problem, the radioactive waste would affect not only the countries nearby, but also spread around the world via the region's strong sea currents.
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Black Friday — and the subsequent pool of days that has spread around it — are significant for consumers because they get a chance to buy items at a deep discount to their normal prices.
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While the story of Plane Bae, as it was affectionately nicknamed, continued to spread around the internet in one conveniently packaged, shareable moment, real life carried on — and real life comes with consequences.
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But Europe is about to activate new rules governing data, a shift that Citi, in a new report, calls "a game changer" that could spread around the world and wreak unknown financial havoc.
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A few weeks ago, it launched its latest ad: a one-minute online spot comparing Wish to a fever that's spread around the world, transfixing shoppers with $28 drones and $5 cat costumes.
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"The Wuhan virus originated in Wuhan, China and saying so acknowledges the fact that the Communist regime facilitated its spread around the globe," he wrote in an email to The Hill on Wednesday.
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COVID-19, otherwise known as coronavirus, which originated in Wuhan, China continues to spread around the world, interrupting and shutting down large events and even causing people to stay home from the primaries.
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Consider the following possible scenarios in which deepfake videos could be used to spread fake news: Of course the videos will be debunked, but not before they've spread around the world in minutes.
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The coronavirus, which emerged in the central Chinese city of Wuhan late last year, has spread around the world over the past week, with more new cases now appearing outside China than within.
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As the new coronavirus continues to spread around the world, many Americans are adapting to what the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says will be a "significant disruption" to their daily lives.
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As the coronavirus has spread around the world, people have looked to data — case counts, death tolls, tallies of people tested — to help predict the outbreak's trajectory, plan responses, and make policy decisions.
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A child who has attended a Montessori program may thrive with several work centers spread around the home, while one used to a more traditional setting may feel comfortable with a tighter schedule.
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South African assets have come under huge strain in the past two weeks as the coronavirus has rapidly spread around the world, and some local banks have struggled to access short-term funds.
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Virgin Australia has announced it is scaling back on the number of its flights in response to a decline in demand for travel as the new coronavirus continues to spread around the world.
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WASHINGTON, Feb 2573 (Reuters) - Leaders in Europe, the Middle East and the Americas rolled out bans on big gatherings, and stricter travel restrictions as cases of the new coronavirus spread around the world.
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For a business that, according to Deloitte, has added a staggering $1.6 billion to Australia's gross domestic from 2015 to 2016, it seems the windfall — $287 million in earnings — is being spread around.
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International philanthropic support increased only after a news photo spread around the world of a small boy dead on the beach, drowned as his family made the dangerous crossing from Turkey to Greece.
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SEATTLE — Leslie Christian recently added unusual language to her living will: After death, she hoped her remains would be reduced to soil and spread around to help out some flowers, or a tree.
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The rapid spread around the world of lethal diseases like Ebola, SARS, bird flu and cholera has made it abundantly clear that responses to epidemics must be global, not merely national or regional.
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At a time when expressions of anti-Semitism and racism are on the rise in many countries, images of the event quickly spread around the world, unleashing accusations of bigotry and historical ignorance.
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According to Robock and others, the roughly 150 million tons of black smoke rising from burning cities and other areas would spread around to most of the planet over a period of weeks.
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What it takes to produce Pu-238 To forge 3.3 pounds of plutonium a year, the DOE has had to assemble a Rube Goldberg machine out of three facilities spread around the country.
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In NIST's recent experiment they basically considered the entire Earth as the free falling elevator and a bunch of atomic clocks spread around the world as the equivalent of the dropped phone and wallet.
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Most of the staffers spread around the Flatiron location definitely seem to be Google employees, as they're all fairly knowledgeable about the Pixel 230, Home speakers, Pixel Buds, and other new products on display.
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It's something researchers have tried to do before, using soap-like additives that actually only resulted in smaller droplets bouncing off the surface of plants, which are more easily spread around via the wind.
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The hackers responsible for a massive cyberattack that began in Ukraine and spread around the world last week are demanding 100 Bitcoin, worth $256,000, in exchange for unlocking victims' files, per a Forbes report.
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The SBU, Ukraine's state security service, said the attack, which started in Ukraine and spread around the world on Tuesday, was by the same hackers who attacked the Ukrainian power grid in December 2016.
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The al-Qaryatayn attack began on the evening of 29 September, when up to 250 militants with guns, rockets and mortars spread around the area with "terrible speed", said Ayman al-Fayadh, a resident.
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As humans travel and urbanize in ever greater volumes, mingling in unprecedented ways with the animals that harbor disease, we help viruses, bacteria, and fungi spread around the world with greater effectiveness and speed.
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If approved by regulators, it would be one of the biggest solar generators ever built in the state, with five large arrays spread around the county, covering around 250 acres with sun-sucking panels.
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However, as the virus spread around the globe, the department raised the advisory to the top level for a number of additional countries, including China and Mongolia, as well as regions within certain countries.
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Officially called COVID-19, the disease that emerged in the city of Wuhan in late December has since spread around the world in a global pandemic that has killed more than 4,600 people worldwide.
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Most of these cases are concentrated in China, where the virus was first identified, but the disease has since spread around the world, with South Korea, Italy, Japan, and Iran among the hardest-hit.
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The holdings of the former are focused on the United States, while those of the latter are spread around the world, though companies listed in the United States account for about half its assets.
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But he explained to Maron that his fear about Trump is less about party lines and more about the storm of intolerance that has spread around the country in the wake of Trump's win.
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The Clinton campaign, Trump alleged, started the birther meme, and spread around imagery of Obama in traditional Somali garb, in what he claimed was a vicious bit of race-baiting — at the instigation of Blumenthal.
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How HIV spread around the world She knows it's too late for her family and for many in her generation but is excited to be able to help ensure that there's hope for the next.
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By now, much of the professional world has dispensed with the 9-to-5 workday, and while death by overwork is rife in Japan and China, the always-on culture has spread around the world.
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Members of dozens of Chaos Computer Club (CCC) chapters spread around Germany, along with attendees from all over the world, have descended on Hamburg for four days of hacking, debating, lectures, and drinking Club Mate.
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No, our main job here is to spread around the joys brought by animal Trumps and pray that, under no circumstances, will any of these monsters come to life and rampage through our city streets.
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The only way we know this, the only reason Alton Sterling's death trended on Twitter and spread around the world, is because the cops pinning him down were filmed by someone in a nearby car.
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Word would spread around the driving range that one golfer had found a room for the equivalent of $5 a night — including hot water, often a luxury — and any number of golfers would follow him.
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The federal government had transplanted them to smaller lakes within the park in the 1890s, a time when planting fish in remote fishless lakes seemed like a smart way to spread around America's amazing abundance.
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Most of the damage came with Mahomes throwing to his favorite target, Travis Kelce, who had eight catches for 114 yards, but the touchdowns were spread around to Sammy Watkins, Demetrius Harris and Chris Conley.
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Italy's prime minister announced Wednesday that all non-essential stores in the country would be shuttered temporarily as the country struggles to gain control over an outbreak of coronavirus that has spread around the world.
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More than 30 of them will create works specifically for the exhibition, which is spread around 17 venues including institutions (the New Orleans Museum of Art) and public spaces (Crescent Park on the Mississippi River).
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One image that has spread around the country showed a man, his small child in a stroller in front of him, confronting the police and shouting at the marchers as he tried to stop them.
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While NASA's openness has enabled many more eyes to look over the scientific data, the space agency, with management of its missions spread around the country, is not always diligent in following up on tips.
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Op-Ed Contributor BUCHAREST, Romania — A month ago, images of hundreds of thousands of Romanians protesting in front of the government building in Bucharest and in other Romanian cities started to spread around the world.
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UPDATE: In an interview with Gizmodo, "Aiden," who allegedly hacked Drake's Twitter account, stated that the login credentials came from the recent MySpace breach, which saw millions of user passwords being spread around the web.
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However, in an interview with Gizmodo, the alleged hacker stated that the login credentials came from a data dump associated with the recent MySpace hack, which saw millions of user passwords spread around the web.
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But Facebook says that organizations like Rappler and VERA Files are vital to policing its platform in a new era of "transparency" after Facebook recently drew fire for allowing fake news to spread around the globe.
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"Special forces and the army gained complete control over the site backed up by helicopters from the Arab coalition, which dealt with groups of terrorists spread around the area who were fleeing," an army statement said.
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Africa was largely spared in 220 and 2003 when the SARS virus, which also originated in China, spread around the world, killing nearly 800 people and infecting more than 8,000, mostly in China and Hong Kong.
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The stuff came in twenty-pound pails that stunk like a dinosaur's crypt, and it bogged in fat inky puddles that we spread around with long-handled squeegees and the intense inexpertise native to hungover teens.
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I started on a Sunday evening with several spread around me, and went through the calendar and text messages on my phone to see what I had planned, promised, and put off for the upcoming week.
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As sightings of creepy clowns spread around the world, a video has emerged of a scary clown in the UK. It's not clear if it's genuine evidence of an ongoing menacing trend or a harmless joke.
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The testing swabs are being delivered in support of ongoing Department of Health and Human Services operations to stem the spread of the coronavirus which first appeared in China but has since spread around the world.
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A world with more open borders would have a brief spasm of mass movement, and then migration might actually decrease, because money and happiness would be more equitably spread around, and more people would stay home.
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The federal government has now closed down few extremely high-risk areas like Alcatraz and Liberty Island, weeks after the coronavirus spread around the nation and after the World Health Organization labeled the bug a pandemic.
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So any crews that left port before the virus spread around the globe are likely being kept in the dark about the extent of the rapidly unfurling crisis by their commanders until their return, they say.
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Since then, insurers have taken steps to exclude epidemics — even as companies' supply chains have become more complicated, and widespread business and recreational travel has greatly increased the potential for contagion to spread around the world.
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Washington would dedicate $1.25 billion in coming weeks and months to help international efforts aimed at reining in the virus, which was first detected late last year in China and has since spread around the globe.
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Damascus, Syria (CNN)As images of Syrian children gasping and convulsing spread around the world, US President Donald Trump and other international leaders denounced the Syrian regime for their alleged role in a suspected chemical attack.
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It has also spread around the world, with 688 institutions and nearly 60,000 individuals in 76 countries divesting themselves of shares in at least some kinds of oil, gas and coal companies, according to the report.
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Ilan Ben-Hanan, vice president of ESPN's college programming, emphasized to me that while the network was still fully committed to college basketball, the focus has been spread around to showing more teams in more markets.
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Politically motivated, nation-state attacks like the Petya ransomware attack on Ukraine and the WannaCry ransomware attack on Britain quickly spread around the world, including into the U.S. Yet, our critical infrastructure remains a sitting duck.
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The coronavirus, which is believed to have originated in the Chinese city of Wuhan, has rapidly spread around the world, infecting more than 219,000 people and killing at least 8,900, data from Johns Hopkins University shows.
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The president didn't inform Kavanaugh of his decision until Sunday night, according to two administration officials, when he also told McGahn and Vice President Mike Pence, allowing little time for the news to spread around Washington.
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Only one image reveals the environment within which these dreamlike complexes reside: Granser's final image, a wide view of the region, shows a cluster of cholets amid the relatively drab brick houses spread around El Alto.
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Cyber attacks are in focus after a virus from Ukraine spread around the globe in 2017, crippling thousands of computers, disrupting ports from Los Angeles to Mumbai and even halting production at a chocolate factory in Australia.
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It's one thing to gin up fake stories about pedophile-friendly pizza parlors that spread around the internet; it's another to create bespoke fake news about your neighborhood pizza parlor, since that takes a lot more work.
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CORONAVIRUS: Hong Kong reported its first death from the coronavirus on Tuesday, the second outside mainland China from an outbreak that has killed more than 2212 people, spread around the world and raised fears for economic growth.
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So many new fossils of these Triassic-age dinosaurs from so many parts of the world have revealed this unexpected story that dinosaurs didn't just spread around the world like some infectious virus the moment they originated.
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So while Facebook's platform is also clearly full of real people sharing actual news and views, the fake BS which Avaaz's findings imply is also flooding the platform, gets spread around more, on a per unit basis.
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San Francisco has even gone so far as to ban the use of facial recognition, but the technology will continue to spread around the world, especially as companies package it up in increasingly compact and discreet ways.
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Subsequently, the photo went viral with over 105,000 shares, in what researchers are comparing to the "Angelina effect," or the conversation that spread around breast cancer when Angelina Jolie spoke about her preventative double mastectomy in 2013.
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Shortly before the wreck on the initial would-be final lap, Kahne and Kevin Harvick were side-by-side with six laps to go when another wreck caused a significant delay with cars spread around the infield.
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" Other explanations of his process, like one written in September, 1974, are more formulaic, but still illuminating: "My best procedure — to know I'm writing — is to think of my heroes — spread around me good books and pictures.
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Ukrenergo was an early victim of a cyber attack that began in Ukraine and spread around the world on Tuesday, knocking out thousands of machines, shutting down ports, factories and offices as it hit around 60 countries.
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Doubling-down on America's scientific leadership and investing in a "Manhattan project" for the next generation of technologies to detect, prevent and treat pathogens most likely to cause large outbreaks or pandemics that spread around the world.
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He said the market was brought down late last year by fears of a Chinese economic hard landing, worries that a slowdown in China could spread around the world and concern over tighter Federal Reserve monetary policy.
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Porn performer Grace Evangeline told me over Twitter direct messages that porn stars are used to having their work spread around free to tube sites like SendVid, where the Gal Gadot fake is uploaded, without their permission.
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So the Iranians, Israeli officials said in interviews, systematically went about collecting thousands of pages spread around the country documenting how to build a weapon, how to fit it on a missile and how to detonate it.
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As the new coronavirus continues to spread around the world, here are some of the most important questions researchers and doctors – as well as policymakers and economists – are still trying to answer: How contagious is the virus?
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And it ended up being a little bit of part of the mythology of the town and those particular years, and that became a small part of the story of Asbury Park and spread around the world.
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The real fear and the paranoia started to spread around: All of us know someone who has been put in medical quarantine, who has been hospitalized, or who has been tested and is waiting for the results.
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Here's how to protect yourself while travelingOne map shows where the Wuhan coronavirus outbreak has spread around the worldThe WHO keeps sticking up for China as the coronavirus gets worse and experts paint a far darker picture
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Mr. Zeng, whom the authorities have identified only by his surname, became the first confirmed death from the new coronavirus that emerged in the central city of Wuhan and has since spread around the country and beyond.
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As the Wuhan coronavirus continues to spread around China and the world, many are questioning how much the country's colossal censorship apparatus played a role in withholding vital information about the epidemic until it was too late.
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As the new coronavirus continues to spread around the world, here are some of the most important questions researchers and doctors – as well as policymakers and economists – are still trying to answer: How contagious is the virus?
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Cyber attacks are in focus after a virus from Ukraine spread around the globe in 103, crippling thousands of computers, disrupting ports from Los Angeles to Mumbai and even halting production at a chocolate factory in Australia.
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"Rinsing the turkey doesn't remove enough germs to make any difference — it just makes it easier for raw juices to spread around and get all over the sink and counters, increasing the risk of cross-contamination," Reynolds says.
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"Firms are adopting a strategy of diversification to use the comparative advantages of each center to their best interest and so activities will be spread around," she told a panel discussion at the French lower house of parliament.
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In June 2017 Ukrenergo appeared to be an early victim of a cyber attack that began in Ukraine and spread around the world, knocking out thousands of machines, shutting down ports, factories and offices in around 60 countries.
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Merck is the latest in a string of corporations to disclose that operations were significantly disrupted by the NotPetya attack, which devastated businesses and government agencies in Ukraine a month ago and has gradually spread around the globe.
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Ms Shah lists recent similar cover-ups, including SARS in China in 2002, an antibiotic-resistant bacterium in India in 2010 and MERS, a respiratory virus, in Saudi Arabia in 2012—all of which spread around the world.
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Passions on both sides soon spread around the peninsula, leading to a weekslong explosion of violence that resulted in thousands dead, tens of thousands arrested, and the destruction of countless homes, public spaces and even places of worship.
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As coronavirus cases continue to spread around the globe, online ads for hand sanitizers, gloves, masks and other products purporting to prevent sickness were rampant, and companies are having a hard time enforcing policies that ban such ads.
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Well ... For months, as a new coronavirus has spread around the world—sickening nearly 370,000 people and killing more than 16,000 as of Monday afternoon—it's seemed that children have been spared the worst of this global pandemic.
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The Trump administration, for its part, still appears eager to purchase oil and help prop up independent domestic oil producers hurt most by the plummet in crude prices since the novel coronavirus started to spread around the world.
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By the time the government withdrew the proposed social security changes a few days after the protests began, it was too late: The demonstrations demanding the ouster of Mr. Ortega and Ms. Murillo had spread around the country.
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The child and the other five patients who contracted the virus that was first detected in China last month and has since spread around the globe are in stable condition, according to doctors at the hospital treating them.
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Yet public concern is rising that the US's expensive healthcare system could create a barrier discouraging people from seeking life-saving care for COVID-19 — the disease caused by the coronavirus — and accelerate its spread around the country.
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But as the Wuhan coronavirus spread around the world, sickening more than 28,000 people and killing more than 560, the couple have found themselves quarantined on the Diamond Princess cruise ship off Japan for at least two weeks.
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Last Friday, the company's British-based 22-year-old data breach research chief, Marcus Hutchins, created a "kill-switch", which security experts have widely hailed as the decisive step in halting the ransomware's rapid spread around the globe.
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And that's how it spread around the world — from alcoholism (binge-drinking) to excessive food consumption (binge-eating, introduced around a century ago), until finally, around 2014, largely thanks to Netflix, we began to talk of binge-watching.
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This theory then brings wealthy investors, who typically park tons of money at a large bank like Morgan Stanley, to have it evenly spread around the world of widely accepted investment alternatives to a company like Uber instead.
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It didn&apost happen immediately but when you mandate that people go into a pool of insured who obviously they are high risk because they have pre-exiting conditions, that cost is going to have to be spread around.
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While the economy was growing, there were plenty of profits to spread around and keep everyone happy, but now that it is shrinking, the rules have become even less clear and the fight for resources has turned more brutal.
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Now users' posts are spread around on other social media sites, like Snapchat and Instagram (luckily it owns this one too), as well as through private messaging channels – where Facebook also has a large stake through WhatsApp and Messenger.
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Those photos could then be used to harass women: deepfake software has already been used to edit women into porn videos without their consent, with little they can do afterward to protect themselves as those videos are spread around.
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But also, by centralizing all these messaging-focused areas into the home screen instead of spread around the app, it frees up Messenger to focus other, newer parts to its experience in its main navigation bar at the bottom.
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Free-speech advocates and those who believe in unencumbered access to information generally oppose these types of laws — even as the regulations may spread around the world in countries that are trying to protect the privacy of their citizens.
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The scenario — an outbreak of a respiratory virus that began in China and quickly spread around the world — was played out by the Department of Health and Human Services in a series of exercises from January to August 2019.
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First identified in the ear of a woman in Japan in 2009 ("auris" is Latin for "ear"), the germ has spread around the globe, mostly appearing in hospitals and nursing homes, where it afflicts people with weakened immune systems.
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Borrowers including toy manufacturer Hasbro and publisher Houghton Mifflin Harcourt warned this week that production could be impacted by a slowdown at manufacturers due to the virus, which emerged in Wuhan, China and has swiftly spread around the globe.
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CEOs still consider the end to an expansion that has been the longest in U.S. history and has spread around the globe to be the biggest fear in 2020, according to the Conference Board's CEO Challenge survey released Thursday.
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The virus, which emerged late last year in China, has sent demand for travel tumbling in recent weeks as the outbreak has spread around the world, raising fears of a pandemic that could plunge the global economy into recession.
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The U.K. has about 400 forces in Iraq, spread around Irbil, Baghdad and Taji, all locations that have been targeted by Iraqi Shiite militias backed by Iran's Quds Force, the external operations wing of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps.
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Resistance to carbapenems, which had been reliable "last line of defense" drugs, has developed recently among pathogens, as a gene first found in India in 2008 — and named NDM, for New Delhi metallo-beta-lactamase — spread around the world.
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North Korea has about 15 large garment exporting enterprises, each operating several factories spread around the country, and dozens of medium sized companies, according to GPI Consultancy of the Netherlands, which helps foreign companies do business in North Korea.
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All of them made at least 216 starts last season, when the Astros spread around their rotation innings and entered the playoffs with only one pitcher on their active roster — Justin Verlander — who had worked more than 211.4 innings.
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Shafak's work has spread around the world despite this attempted censorship, but it hasn't yet reached all its potential American audience — those many readers who might be engrossed by Shafak's unflinching fiction that explores gender, abuse and political repression.
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The tailings dam concerns may not be limited to just Vale, and could spread around the world as regulators take steps to ensure a disaster such as January's at Vale's Brumadinho mine, which claimed at least 300 lives, isn't repeated.
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With strong consistency, whenever data is written to the database, all the different nodes (which could be spread around data centers across the globe) have to agree on a new value before it becomes visible in an app, for example.
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Instead of trying to reach an entire country, OLE Nepal has spread around 5,300 laptops across areas where OLPC's hardware still has an advantage: remote rural districts with no data networks or wired internet, accessible only through hours of hiking.
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Here, I'm not so bothered, as it all seems consistent; whereas I've played other games of this year where such collectibles have felt sort of out of sync with the game world they're spread around (say no more, embargo scenes).
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Production, which has long spread around the world to arbitrage labor cost differences, will tend to gravitate towards end markets, both because it is less labor-dependent and also because more of the value is in proprietary software and processes.
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But like democratic socialist Bernie Sanders, a rival for the Democratic nomination to challenge President Donald Trump, Warren is building her campaign around a promise of sweeping upheaval she says would spread around more of the benefits of economic growth.
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The UK government has directly accused Russia of being behind the so called NotPetya ransomware attack last year — which quickly spread around the globe, including affecting businesses in Spain, France and India, demanding payment in Bitcoin to unlock infected machines.
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Technology continues to diminish the share of labor in production and its spread around the world has made other nations - notably China, but also Korea, Brazil, Mexico and former Soviet bloc countries - competitive both as exporters and in their own markets.
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While a leak of 3 million users' data is far smaller than the 87 million obtained by Cambridge Analytica, the story still serves as another warning of how easily this information can spread around and just how detailed it can be.
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Following the U.S. green light for Imfinzi in February, the European Medicines Agency is also evaluating it in inoperable stage III lung cancer - where disease has not yet spread around the body - and could recommend it as early as this week.
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Still, getting rid of the individual salary cap would help spread around what little talent there is a bit more evenly, and that would mean vastly reduced odds of seeing Durant join a team with multiple All-Stars, like the Warriors.
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There have been no polls of this primary, and it would be a difficult population to survey given it is literally spread around the world, but in 2016, Sanders had a decisive win over Clinton, taking 69 percent of the vote.
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It might surprise you that the public library model we have today, where any community member can check out books for no charge, is a relatively recent concept; the idea spread around the country in the wake of the Civil War.
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Mr. Esper's directive, delivered last week during a video teleconference call with combatant commanders around the world, is the latest iteration of Mr. Trump's efforts to manage public fears over the disease, even as it continues to spread around the world.
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After first pledging to upend the way people worked, WeWork vowed to change how they lived: WeLive, a sleek dormitory for working professionals with free beer, arcade games in the laundry room and catered Sunday dinners, would spread around the world.
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Since it began production here in 2009, Boeing has hired 7,500 employees spread around several facilities, investing more than $2 billion in land and infrastructure, while spending about $355 million each year on local suppliers and vendors, according to the company.
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Upon its release, Contagion was mostly lauded by the scientific community (though not uniformly) for its unusually accurate depiction of how a deadly, highly transmissible virus could spread around the globe, affecting everyone from scientists and government leaders to ordinary people.
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But both the current Japanese government and 214th century Venetian authorities wanted to prevent passengers who might be carrying disease from spreading it to land — the fact that diseases might spread around the ship during that time wasn't the main concern.
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A new coronavirus, which emerged late last year in China, has sent demand for travel tumbling in recent weeks as the outbreak has spread around the world, raising fears of a pandemic that could plunge the global economy into recession.
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A new coronavirus, which emerged late last year in China, has sent demand for travel tumbling in recent weeks as the outbreak has spread around the world, raising fears of a pandemic that could plunge the global economy into recession.
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Since you have all these pucks spread around your house anyway, now they can give you information, like traffic or the weather or sports scores, and also play music -- while still serving as a hotspot for improving your Wi-Fi.
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At 210 years, the men who had both treatments were also much less likely to have died from their prostate cancer — 215 percent versus 250 percent — or to have the cancer spread around their bodies — 133 percent versus 213 percent.
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KERCH, Crimea (Reuters) - Russian President Vladimir Putin on Thursday blamed a mass shooting at a college in Crimea on localization, saying a problem that began in the United States had spread around the world through online communities on the Internet.
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In Ukraine, meanwhile, the GRU carried out a kind of cyberwar never before seen in history, causing blackouts, destroying networks, and ultimately unleashing the worst cyberattack ever, NotPetya, which spread around the world and caused $10 billion in global damage.
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Yet Citron, who said she has spoken to women who have been the subject of such ersatz images, stressed that those depicted in them feel the same kind of invasion of sexual privacy as those who have had actual naked photos spread around.
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They are found on every continent except Antarctica (Dr Dougherty's experimental subjects were derived from Africa, Asia and North and South America), and are believed to have been spread around the world from their west African home by human travellers and traders.
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"If there is any blame to be spread around, it starts with the prime minister of Iraq who sectarianized his military, setting Shia against Sunni," she said, also citing Syrian leader Bashar al-Assad, Saudi Arabia, and Iran as responsible for ISIS.
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The idea behind stratospheric aerosol injection (SAI) is pretty simple: if we can get a bunch of sulfate particles high enough into sky, they'll spread around the Earth and act like sunscreen, scattering light back into space and yielding a cooling effect.
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Magic Leap just updated its developer documentation and a host of new details and imagery are being spread around on Reddit and Twitter, sharing more specifics on how the company's Lumin OS will look like on their upcoming Magic Leap One device.
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The drone talks to your phone through an encrypted connection and can broadcast live video to Facebook, Periscope or YouTube with the DJI app, signaling DJI wants to cozy up to extreme sports communities that like to spread around their adventuring videos.
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In a greenhouse at West Virginia University, a machine called the BrambleBee is learning to roll around pollinating blackberry bushes, knocking their flowers around (blackberry flowers self-pollinate, so bees or robots just have to jostle them to spread around the pollen).
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An Austrian survey in 2014 found that 16 percent of Austrian 14- to 18-year-olds said they had taken nude photos, while 50 percent reported knowing someone whose pictures had either been spread around, been used to blackmail, or to bully them.
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Use biosurveillance to stop outbreaks before they start The 2012 National Strategy for Biosurveillance was a great beginning, but the U.S. government still does not have a truly synchronized national, much less global, capability to recognize outbreaks that could spread around the world.
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This is what leads to the phenomenon of ego dissolution or oceanic boundlessness when it feels as if the borders of your body aren't there any longer, and your ego is spread around your environment, as well as the rest of the universe.
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As the coronavirus spread around the world over the past few weeks, panicked shoppers have been filling their grocery carts with cans of beans, loaves of bread, and anything else they think they might need to weather weeks in quarantine or lockdown.
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As the coronavirus has spread around the world, some Americans have self-soothed, and soothed each other, with reports that the virus likely won't kill anyone besides the elderly and immunocompromised — as if they don't know and love someone who's elderly or immunocompromised.
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Until now, United had reduced flying only to areas most hit by the coronavirus, which emerged in the central Chinese city of Wuhan late last year and has since spread around the world, with more new cases now appearing outside China than inside.
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But as the virus began to spread around the globe and infections were confirmed in the United States, Mr. Trump named Vice President Mike Pence as his point person at the end of February, and more administration officials were added to the panel.
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Hackers Behind Massive Ransomware Attack Have Made an Embarrassingly Small Amount of MoneyThe WannaCry ransomware attack that spread around the globe yesterday caused chaos at hospitals,…Read more ReadThree Bitcoin wallets were previously identified as repositories for ransom payments being delivered to the attackers.
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The U.S. Army Europe said Sunday the Saber Strike 18 drill is spread around the region until June 15 as "a demonstration of the commitment and solidarity of the Alliance" at the time when Russia&aposs military maneuvers are increasingly worrying nearby NATO members.
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The Nuit Debout movement is reminiscent of Occupy and similar protests that have spread around the world in the past few years—like the Indignados movement of the Puerta del Sol in Madrid in 2011 and the 133 Euro Generation at Syntagma Square in Athens.
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And it has to be spread around cities, in all kinds of neighborhoods—not just the least desirable lots up against a freeway, or a neighborhood like the Tenderloin (which, apparently unique among San Francisco neighborhoods, allows services and supportive housing and prohibits its demolition).
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Clearly, the wealth was spread around — which is a good thing for getting people to see interesting movies, but not so good when it comes to declaring winners and losers of the latest Oscar ceremony because there were so many different kinds of winners.
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"There is more and more evidence that modern humans have played a determinant role in the decline and extinction of large mammals once they spread around the planet, starting around 50,000 years ago," biogeologist Hervé Bocherens of the University of Tübingen in Germany said.
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Twenty-two anonymous women who appeared in Girls Do Porn videos are suing Pratt, along with associates Andre Garcia and Matthew Wolfe, for coercion and fraud after the sex scenes they filmed and were promised would stay with private collectors were spread around the internet.
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Mr. Rafati describes this in "I Forgot to Die," a self-published memoir of addiction and recovery that is for sale online and in his stores, of which there are six now, spread around the greater Los Angeles area, from Pasadena to Manhattan Beach.
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KIEV, July 5 (Reuters) - A Ukrainian software firm at the centre of a cyber attack that spread around the world last week said on Wednesday that computers which use its accounting software are compromised by a so-called "backdoor" installed by hackers during the attack.
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It doesn't seem like the virus is going to spread around the world, although I am still washing my hands more often and being aware of the things I am touching just to be safe, and even prevent myself from getting any type of sickness.
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As the virus continues to spread around the global, the number of countries that Clare and her paramours can travel to in the later weeks of the season has dwindled exponentially, leaving the group's options for a romantic adventure very limited, to say the least.
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Doctors and hospitals failed to tell the Food and Drug Administration about cases in which cancer was spread around inside women's bodies by a surgical tool used to operate on the uterus, according to a report issued on Wednesday by the Government Accountability Office.
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A few hours later, he was inside a large glass box set up in the middle of that room, with tools of torment spread around him: exercise equipment, holes in the wall through which he could be touched, a large pool of ice water.
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In the besieged Syrian town, which made international headlines in January when photos of its starving residents spread around the world, the only medical care facility, slightly euphemistically called the field hospital, is now run by two dentists, an agricultural engineer and a vet.
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It contains the payment history of each bitcoin in circulation; heavy-duty encryption makes it theoretically impossible to alter it once a transaction is registered; copies are spread around the computers, or "nodes", that form the bitcoin network, so that anybody can check whether something is wrong.
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Stephen Poropat, a research associate at the Australian Age of Dinosaurs Museum and lead author of the new study, suggests that the arrangement of the continents and dramatic shifts in climate around the middle part of the Cretaceous Period allowed titanosaurs to spread around the globe.
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But it's particularly vulnerable to volatility because carmakers pull from a supply chain that's spread around the globe, the biggest ones rely on operating on multiple continents, and there are thin margins built into the general high cost of cars (compared to, say, phones or soy beans).
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We named him one of our 13 People Transforming Business earlier this year for the way he kicked off the B Corp and benefit corporation movements that have spread around the world to thousands of companies dedicated to more than just profit, including Danone and Patagonia.
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The pretend one happened four years earlier, in Montpellier, France, where I stood on a sidewalk with both of my daughters and my wife, our luggage spread around us, and used a Blackberry to track a dramatic victory by the American women in the 2011 Cup.
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With Mr. Mancuso's blessing, they began running events in London in 22012, starting a slow-burn trend that has spread around this city: Numerous listening clubs now invite people to experience recorded music played through hi-fi rigs that most humble audiophiles can only dream about.
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This week, they arrested two more suspects in the killing that has thrown a spotlight on the internecine violence of the Trinitarios, a hierarchical Dominican street gang that has spread around New York and the Eastern Seaboard since it was formed in prison three decades ago.
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A Brazilian couple used the backdrop for pictures, but out of frame, and off their Instagram feed, was the Rome that tourists often choose not to see: Empty beer bottles, cigarette packs, stained paper towels, soiled clothes and littered food were spread around like some grotesque picnic.
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The team behind that research, led by Matteo Chinazzi at Northeastern University, found that because the virus was already spreading throughout Wuhan and the rest of China when the travel restrictions went into effect, the lockdown only delayed its spread around the whole country by three days.
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As Covid-19 spreads, Amazon tries to curb mask price gouging As the US prepares to see more cases of Covid-19, the disease caused by a novel virus that has spread around the world, Amazon is attempting to stop third-party sellers from exploiting the outbreak.
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Already, there's some confusion over Andy Puzder, the fast-food mogul who is Trump's pick for secretary of labor: After reports that his confirmation hearing was set for Thursday spread around the internet, it appears that he'll have his day in front of the committee next week instead.
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After Sludge posted federal figures last month showing a $12.7 million US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) contract with Ogilvy for "marketing and advertising," Adweek on Thursday reported that the company's global chairman and CEO sent an email to a worried staffer that quickly spread around the agency.
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Kos, a sun-drenched tourist destination in the South Aegean, saw the arrival of over 13,000 migrants last year and images of violent clashes with the police spread around the world, with the island's mayor warning of bloodshed and Britain's Daily Mail tabloid describing Kos as a "disgusting hellhole".
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Robin Classen, spokesman for the AfD in the western state of Rhineland-Palatinate, confirmed the contents of the email, saying the AfD there had considered chartering a bus, as other parties typically do for events or demonstrations, but decided against that because its members were spread around the state.
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Then American homeowners learned that their most valuable and tangible asset had become tangled up in obscure entities called derivatives, mortgage-backed securities, and collateralized debt obligations—financial instruments that spread around the world and, once gone bad, threatened to kill off whole banks, and to cripple countries.
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Other organizations have also been affected (1 of 2) Heritage Valley Health Systems, a health care network that runs two hospitals in Western Pennsylvania, also confirmed in a statement to Recode on Tuesday that it was a victim of the same ransomware attack that has spread around the globe.
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"This outbreak is a reminder that germs in raw chicken can spread around food preparation areas and can make you sick," said Brittany Behm, a spokeswoman for the C.D.C. "We advise that people always cook raw chicken to an internal temperature of 165 degrees Fahrenheit to avoid food poisoning."
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On one hand, there has been a ton of misinformation spread around about the virus, and the internet overall (plus specific sites like Google's search and social media platforms like Facebook and Twitter) has played a huge role in being responsible for disseminating the majority of that bad news.
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Theme No. 1: 'Health, from genetic therapies to food systems' The coronavirus — which originated in Wuhan, China and has spread around the world — has "ruthlessly exposed the cracks in our global healthcare system," the analysts wrote, health-tech and telemedicine are two industries they expect to grow in popularity.
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"As modern humans spread around the world, they interbred with Denisovans and Neanderthals, who had already been living in these different environments for hundreds of thousands of years," said Rasmus Nielsen, a professor of integrative biology at the University of California, Berkeley and an author of the paper.
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ABIDJAN (Reuters) - Soldiers fired shots and sealed off roads leading into the northern Ivory Coast town of Odienne on Friday, a local resident said, as anger at a decision by some leaders of a group of army mutineers to drop demands for bonus payments appeared to spread around the country.
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Here are some of the main factors that may affect Swiss stocks : Hong Kong reported its first death from the newly identified coronavirus, the second fatality outside mainland China from an outbreak that has killed more than 23061 people, spread around the world and raised fears for global economic growth.
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An Internet storm spread around New Jersey Governor Chris Christie after photos emerged that showed the governor and his family appearing to relax on a state beach on Sunday after he'd closed the state's beaches and parks to the public after hitting a deadlock over budget standoff a few days earlier.
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Here, Samus has a cool, 360-degree aiming system, which allows for off-screen shots, and the 40 Metroids spread around their home planet of SR388 can now attack other life forms and adapt their form—and as a result, their attack and defense capabilities—via the extraction of foreign DNA.
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The number of people who have tested positive for the deadly coronavirus, or COVID-19, has topped 300,000 as the pandemic continues to spread around the world, with the situation in the U.S., Italy and Spain deteriorating even as the pandemic has stabilized in China, where the virus first emerged.
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The number of people who have tested positive for the deadly coronavirus, or COVID-0003, has topped 300,000 as the pandemic continues to spread around the world, with the situation in the U.S., Italy and Spain deteriorating even as the pandemic has stabilized in China, where the virus first emerged.
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As the coronavirus continues to spread around the world, so does the fear among international students like myself — of which there are currently over a million in the United States — that travel restrictions and health risks may bar us from returning home even once the academic year comes to an end.
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Opinion As a son of the South, I'm glad to see folks finally getting their act together on the hundreds of Confederate monuments spread around the region — folks like the Republican governor of Tennessee, Bill Haslam, who recently endorsed removing a bust of Nathan Bedford Forrest from the state Capitol.
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It's the 50th anniversary of The Stonewall Uprising, when a gay bar in NYC's Greenwich Village was raided by police looking to arrest customers on the basis of their sexual orientations and gender identities, ultimately leading to a fight for LGBTQ+ rights and acceptance that spread around the country and has continued since.
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The initial Vault 7 data drop led to Assange's press conference about "helping" private companies patch vulnerabilities, all while fear started to spread around the intelligence community listening in to our internet-connected Samsung TVs and Apple products at home, and Cisco disclosing that its routers and Internet switches had been hacked.
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Four employees complained to BuzzFeed News that Spectrum had failed to address safety concerns raised over recent weeks as the coronavirus has spread around the country and placed huge demand on the company, with a working internet connection now crucial for those suddenly working from home or relying on school classes via video.
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The announcement, which spread around the island in spurts, largely by word of mouth, dealt a harsh blow to Cubans who had hoped the nascent normalization of relations with the United States that began in late 2014 would usher in a period of economic growth and greater prosperity in the impoverished Communist nation.
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Robinson's style even spread around baseball as black players proliferated: Larry Doby, Roy Campanella, Don Newcombe, Monte Irvin, and in 1951 a wonder-man named Willie Mays, and then Frank Robinson and Henry Aaron and Ernie Banks and Roberto Clemente, all of whom made the National League the powerhouse for the next generation.
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A Colossal 'Fatberg' Clogging London&aposs Sewer Is Ten Times Bigger Than the Last OneA so-called "fatberg"—a tightly congealed mass of fat, wet wipes, diapers, and condoms—is blocking…Read more ReadSwiss outlet Tribune de Genève first reported on the case late last week, and the story has since spread around the globe.
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It's not clear how robust of a process this will be (they'll have to "sign a contract"), and it's not clear if Facebook intends to run audits to ensure compliance with privacy measures — as it failed to in the Cambridge Analytica situation — but it's a start to preventing user data from being needlessly spread around.
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And other forms of doctored videos have targeted other political figures — a clip of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi appearing to show her drunk while giving a speech in late May last year was spread around by President Donald Trump, Rudy Giuliani, and conservative media before it was revealed that the video was manually slowed down.
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And economists are increasingly focusing their research on how that burden is shared among those involved in moving goods from China to the U.S. "How the real pain — along with the smaller amount of gain — is spread around depends on how prices and quantities in the market adjust in response," Baptist wrote in a May note.
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More controversially, the authors of the new study, led by metagenomics researcher Simon Rasmussen from the Technical University of Denmark and the University of Copenhagen, say this bacterium may have spread around Late Neolithic European communities, creating plague-like conditions that contributed to the decline of these settlements and setting the stage for the ensuing Bronze Age.
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BERLIN/FRANKFURT, Feb 4 (Reuters) - The following are some of the factors that may move German stocks on Tuesday: Hong Kong reported its first death from the newly identified coronavirus, the second fatality outside mainland China from an outbreak that has killed over 53 people, spread around the world and raised fears for global economic growth.
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Grumbling about shrinking legroom and growing baggage fees tends not to peruade them to change their ways, but the nightmarish publicity that came when the video of the United victim spread around the world seems to have cleared whatever bar is needed to get them to lay down their arms and allow a few new rules.
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When you want to spread around some photos of your vacation, get some recommendations for your next phone, or simply complain about the weather, having to go to each service and send the same message to each — and then return to each so you can follow any responses — is time-consuming and inconvenient, to say the least.
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But some think that the helmet's "political engineering" is as much a marvel as its electronics, says Dan Grazier of the Project on Government Oversight, a watchdog in Washington, DC. The aircraft's research was spread around more than 300 congressional districts whose legislators were keen to support contractors' proposals for fancy and expensive new features, he maintains.
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In contrast, when a country respects achievement and property rights, trusts its citizens and markets to invest more wisely than the government, and keeps taxes, even for the very rich, at moderate levels, the market does better, investment increases, tax revenues increase, and there is more "fairness" to spread around than even the most angry socialist could hope for.
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"Hopefully, because of improved global capacity and surveillance and lab capacity, it was caught early, before it spread around the world, and we had this window of time in which they could intervene to slow it down," said Dr. Nancy Messonnier, director of the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's National Center for Immunization and Respiratory Diseases.
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Compared to the very low bar set by the Chinese leadership's secrecy and inaction during the SARS epidemic in 2002 and 2003, Mr. Xi has responded with speed and alacrity to the latest health emergency, a pneumonialike virus that at last official count has killed at least 80, sickened thousands in China and spread around the world.
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They were following in a long line of revolutionaries who used new communications techniques to outwit their enemies -- from Protestant priest Martin Luther using the printing press in 1517 to spread his theses denouncing the Roman Catholic church, to Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini recording audio cassettes in France that were copied and spread around Iran to defeat the Shah in 1979.
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They were following in a long line of revolutionaries who used new communications techniques to outwit their enemies — from Protestant priest Martin Luther using the printing press in 1517 to spread his theses denouncing the Roman Catholic church, to Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini recording audio cassettes in France that were copied and spread around Iran to defeat the Shah in 1979.
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And if you have family that's spread around the world, you'll be happy to hear that support for Google's Family Library, which allows you to share Google Play purchases like apps, games, movies, e-books and audiobooks, is now rolling out in 13 new countries: Belgium, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Russia, Spain, Switzerland, Chile, Mexico, Japan (audiobooks only) and South Africa.
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While once 4-4-2 was the norm (Defoe having spent the best part of half a decade battling Robbie Keane for the 'little man' spot up front, a contest the Irishman won on points), the mid-noughties had seen the lone-forward system spread around the Premier League like wildfire, the trend set by a twinkle-eyed scamp named Jose Mourinho.
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"Given that the disease is so extensive in China and given that China has so much interaction with the rest of the world … and it appears mild cases are capable of spreading, we should be preparing for and expecting community spread around the world," Tom Inglesby, director of the Center for Health Security of the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, said.
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