And if we can design sterile mosquitoes, what about sterile rats?
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You can have a sterile product that tastes horrible, but it's sterile.
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Sterile instruments are used, but there's no need to perform the procedure in a sterile operating room.
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She "was immediately wrapped in a sterile plastic bag" to keep her organs sterile and the tissue moist.
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It's not just that it is personal...The pump has a bunch of parts, and you have to be careful to keep the sterile parts sterile.
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In the third question, they tried to do this by asking about a catastrophe that renders most humans sterile compared to a catastrophe that rendered all humans sterile.
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In the latest trial, the mating performance of Oxitec males was comparable to sterile males irradiated at low levels, and it exceeded sterile males treated with a higher dose.
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But "the only real way to address sterile neutrinos at reactors once and for all is to directly measure sterile neutrino transformations with a new type of reactor experiment," he wrote.
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This is a modern spin on the decades-old Sterile Insect Technique (SIT), where sterile male insects are released into natural populations to mate with the wild females, reducing the mosquito population.
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These new results now leave scientists with two robust experiments that seem to demonstrate the existence of sterile neutrinos, even as other experiments continue to suggest sterile neutrinos don&apost exist at all.
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These aren't gene drive mosquitoes; gene drive mosquitoes aren't sterile and spread their genetic change throughout a whole population, whereas sterile males won't pass on any genes that affect the broader mosquito population.
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The subpar standards Vecchione maintained at his office included failure to use sterile water during surgical procedures, non-sterile preparation of instruments and improper handling and disposal of needles, according to the complaint.
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Upstairs was actually remarkably spacious, bright, and comfortable, if sterile.
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It runs directly against rock's modern ultra clean, sterile leanings.
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There was the presumption that these were sterile, cold unions.
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This would include sterile neutrinos, should such a thing exist.
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The room is sterile and splashed with bright, primary colors.
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You need another set of sterile needles and all that.
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String instruments in particular tend to sound sterile and digital.
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The body calling itself Libya's sole legislature is largely sterile.
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But for almost everyone else, that's too sterile and boring.
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It would be stocked with naloxone and perhaps sterile water.
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One problem is acquiring enough sterile syringes for their injections.
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Something about their reflective metal gives off a sterile vibe.
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It's better to leave it and keep that [area] sterile.
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The fluorescent lights made hallways and cabins bright and sterile.
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And I thought urine was sterile but apparently it isn't?
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His office was tidy to the point of seeming sterile.
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The internet offered a sterile way to worship from home.
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The internet offered a sterile way to worship from home.
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They had no hairdryers, dependably sterile water, or Amazon Prime.
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Storage facilities for sterile supplies were found to be dirty.
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Even sterile environments can make a person ill, he added.
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A normal emergency room or burns unit would be sterile.
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Hinton notes that Australia has widely available sterile equipment programs.
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She was prepped and draped in the usual sterile fashion.
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Each nicety becomes more sterile and each withdrawal more permanent.
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Releasing sterile insects has previously helped suppress pests including fruit and tetse flies, said the IAEA, which is also working with the U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization to reduce malaria with sterile Anopheles mosquitoes.
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Other sterile insects are created by a method called SIT, short for sterile insect technique, where the males are sterilized by gamma rays before being introduced into the wild to interfere with mosquito baby-making.
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Politics might escape sterile partisanship using new forms of local democracy.
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But in the next small, sterile chamber, there was a lever.
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Click here to view original GIFDid you think pee was sterile?
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Then they painfully discover that the man is in-fact sterile.
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Being sterile is my choice, and it is what I wanted.
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When I started out, nobody was really interested in sterile neutrinos.
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"You certainly need to use sterile and disposable goods," she said.
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That's why it's important to use sterile, smooth, shatter-proof sounds.
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"I have a fondness for the sterile made romantic," MAY affirms.
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Following each diminutive is the featured plant's more sterile, Latin name.
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Dr. Knipling believed these sterile insects could suppress the screwworm biologically.
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Seeds of G.M.O.s can germinate and grow; they are not sterile.
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Scalpels are sharp, operating rooms are sterile, and specialists are abundant.
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It's the difference between a sterile and a comfortable shopping experience.
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And even then, there's a big difference between clean and sterile.
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City, usually so bewitching, was slow, contemplative, a little sterile, even.
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American death practices, she writes, have become brief, distant and sterile.
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Its unconventional methods include discussion groups instead of "sterile focus groups."
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The resident placed this sliver neatly onto a sterile metal tray.
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Are we a stark-white, sterile, oddly cheery, computer retail experience?
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"The meat that we produce is by definition sterile," Post said.
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Sterile modern houses or hired, possibly immigrant, gardeners are sometimes visible.
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Its sterile scent is comforting, until she realizes it isn't real.
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It all sounds so obvious, so clinically sterile, so effortlessly simple.
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This resilience allows them to thrive in otherwise sterile hospital settings.
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Each of her metamorphoses eschew sterile computer graphics for ramshackle practical effects.
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The camera pans around the room, which is suddenly huge and sterile.
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The body becomes a sterile watery liquid that looks like weak tea.
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But yet another analysis shows the sterile neutrino is far from dead.
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But when using the nasal rinser, "definitely use sterile water or saline."
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Sterile solution Instead, several firms are touting an alternative treatment called autoclaving.
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A female that mates with a sterile male will have no offspring.
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When he comes to, he's sitting in a sterile cell of sorts.
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Those who missed puberty in their own sex will probably be sterile.
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Because, exfoliating as the scrubby sponge may be, it's far from sterile.
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If local females mate with these sterile males, the population will drop.
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Nothing is grown on sterile trays and there are no grow lights.
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QUANTA MAGAZINE: What would it mean for physics if sterile neutrinos exist?
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Again, not a great material if you want to keep everything sterile.
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Traders resent being yanked to a sterile new site to the south.
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So Dr. Knipling wondered whether irradiated, sterile screwworm flies could still mate.
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While sterile neutrinos are still hypothetical, ordinary neutrinos are solidly accepted physics.
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The WHO also highlighted the potential of releasing sterile irradiated male mosquitoes.
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The whole observation area is white and sterile-looking from the floors …
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The best way to do that is by dispensing sterile injection equipment.
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That sterile environment is frustrating and makes people crave stimulation and excitement.
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For the most part, streaming services feel sterile and devoid of community.
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Known as sterile-insect technique, it has been used widely ever since.
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The aesthetic was super sleek and modern, but not cold or sterile.
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I study medicine, but everything in those books is just so sterile.
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Sterile procedures were strictly observed, she said, including three changes of gloves.
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The steel is sterile, like aliens made a Dan Flavin-inspired spacecraft.
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At the end, he dies a lonely death in a sterile room.
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This is the case for one potential dark matter explanation: sterile neutrinos.
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As they approached a "sterile road," they were stopped by Israeli soldiers.
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Dorm rooms can look sterile and uninviting until you add some flair.
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A video of actor Adam Rodriguez aggressively reading Flood's poem White Cube, a commentary on sterile art spaces, and the not-so-sterile bare mattress invites you to stay a while, or perhaps, encourages you to run away.
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Just dumping a bunch of sterile males isn't likely to do much to fight malaria, by Target Malaria's own admission; you'd need to release millions of sterile mosquitoes in dozens of villages until you'd start inconveniencing the mosquitoes.
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Her dancing is cut short, giving way to an undefined, sterile white haze.
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HR replied with a sterile "your concerns are being explored" and then silence.
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Last year, a paper cast doubt on the existence of a sterile neutrino.
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It is currently transitioning from star-forming mode to a passive, sterile existence.
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The Standard Model would be updated to include some sort of sterile neutrino.
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With this gadget, men could make sure they're indeed sterile with little effort.
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That is, sterile neutrinos might be represented by an absence of muon neutrinos.
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Using sterile insects to control disease is not, in itself, a novel technique.
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Homeowners have forsaken their poisoned gardens to grow greens in sterile plastic buckets.
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That's the live moment you can't get on a sterile, pre-recorded track.
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The research also adds to evidence that babies don't develop in sterile environments.
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So many of your films have a similar sterile, forbidding tone and look.
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If the drive makes female mosquitoes sterile, it could eliminate the insect altogether.
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It uses less water, it's completely sterile, and it's much more space efficient.
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The interior space is modern and warm, not sterile like a doctor's office.
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Don't greet strangers at a safe, sterile distance or even shake their hands.
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Some argued that distributing sterile syringes to people who inject drugs was enabling.
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We've seen iterations of stock photography's sterile scenarios turned into punchlines ever since.
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At the program's peak, upward of 300 million sterile flies were released weekly.
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We keep all transferred residents in sterile environments, disconnected from the wider world.
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A sterile swoop of the blade, the senseless thud of a rolling head.
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You're forced to take off your shoes and enter this sterile, otherworldly space.
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Actually, you should hold your breath, because those fumes will make you sterile.
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And yet the scene is anything but sterile or boring — quite the opposite.
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Rabbi Taub was subjected to chemical experiments by Mengele that left him sterile.
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"I wish we could conduct public policy under sterile lab conditions," he said.
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"Sterile neutrinos are one model, but there are many other models out there."
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We have the most sterile building in, I don't know, all of America.
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The patch, the window in the drapes, is not just for sterile technique.
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There has been some opposition to these sterile mosquito releases, particularly in Florida.
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One of the conditions of these licenses is the production of sterile salmon.
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They released them to mate with females, who would then lay sterile eggs.
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For example, full sterile garb can cost more than $85033,000 per person annually.
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We haven't actually detected sterile neutrinos yet owing to the extreme sensitivities required.
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Actually, it's disappointingly sterile: most of it is his wife and Trump Hotels.
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Photo: Alison CriscitielloShould the researchers do this, they'll have to avoid contaminating the water—a challenge that's not lost on Rutishauser, who says drilling and accessing the subglacial lakes will have to be done in a sterile environment using sterile equipment.
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Each has in front of them a stiff frog on a sterile steel tray.
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It's as sterile as a hospital in here, but every patient is already dead.
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Simply, people started saying maybe they hadn't found evidence for sterile neutrinos after all.
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Male torties are usually sterile and unable to breed, says the Animal Welfare Association.
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I was in New York City and it was getting too expensive and sterile.
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Instead Vieto gives him a sterile needle kit and some wisdom about vein care.
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White similarly signals sterile, hospital environments, unless it's dirty, in which case it's dingy.
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Airports are generally extremely sterile places that suck any lingering joy out of life.
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It's a sterile-looking, blocky aluminum laptop with sharp corners and a black keyboard.
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The Nomad AirPod Rugged Case adds a little character to the sterile AirPod housing.
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Other people have gotten amoeba infections from using non-sterile water for nasal irrigation.
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Video screens opposite the sterile, white mask displays demonstrate Estabrook's Thinly Worn performance process.
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It was a literal breath of fresh air in a sea of sterile technology.
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But dronabinol's more sterile and focused application makes it easier to obtain FDA approval.
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They live in these sterile bubbles, with black gloves that protrude into [the habitat].
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Developing this strong relationship can require bonding in settings outside of a sterile office.
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THE sterile façade of Kato Ladies Clinic gives little hint of the fecundity inside.
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This likely means that Earth-sized planets within red dwarf systems are permanently sterile.
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Instead of the rarefied, sterile walls of a Chelsea gallery, users swipe to browse.
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Back home, he says, it hides behind the cool veneer of clean, sterile offices.
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Notes of humanity peek through the sterile jungle of lab equipment on concrete floors.
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A single type of sterile neutrino is hard to reconcile with existing experiments, right?
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Steve Reisman grew up in Locust Valley, a sterile, WASPy section of Long Island.
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Zayner's first task was to turn the hotel room into a sterile containment field.
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"This does not mean a sterile boring sanitation of our social content," he continued.
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At this point, the brain is beginning to take on a more sterile look.
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They smell minty, citrusy-crisp, and sanitary, but not in a sterile hospital way.
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Years ago, Sony released the over-polished Home, a sterile lifelike online social space.
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"I'm convinced Camden is only going to become more sterile and expensive," he said.
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Alola might feel sterile, but at least the locals speak normal-kine English, yeah?
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Despite its reliable history and sound science, misinformation about the sterile insect technique abounds.
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On their website, the CDC recommends using a sterile new syringe with each injection.
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Serena Joy acknowledges that her husband is probably sterile, and she wants a kid.
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They're cold, sterile, and still mess up way more than we expect them to.
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This would allow water vapor to concentrate in a sterile reservoir inside the panel.
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I removed the cold sterile catheters and tubes from her neck, chest, and brain.
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Since they couldn't produce offspring, the sterile screwworms flies should gradually eradicate the species.
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Fuller described his company's shops as warm and cozy — not cookie-cutter or sterile.
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Its soft patterings enliven the sterile atrium and introduce unseen mystery into the room.
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Talking to your partner doesn't have to be a sterile, formal, or convoluted process.
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So quiet his crutches clack on the sterile floors as he roams the corridors.
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"For a person who injects drugs, sterile technique is out the window," Sledge said.
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Every episode takes place in the sterile aisles of the optimistically named Cloud 22009.
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We travel the tiny streets, invited to lay down roots in this sterile utopia.
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And for the entirety of its existence, it has been a completely sterile place.
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When these sterile males mate with females in the wild, their eggs don't hatch.
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Injection drug users should have access to sterile needles, safe consumption sites and treatment.
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Nurses had inadvertently mixed a muscle relaxant into the vaccine instead of sterile water.
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The solution must be pure and sterile because it is injected into the bloodstream.
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It was a vast, if sterile, kingdom of metal, concrete and bountiful porta potties.
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A lap pool, gym and private balconies help compensate for the otherwise sterile setting.
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The immune system reboot kept Apodaca in a sterile hospital environment for three weeks.
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It was a vast, if sterile, kingdom of metal, concrete and bountiful porta potties.
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Teddy got ice cream; my mom got a sterile sponge soaked in warm ginger ale.
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For that reason, you should only use sterile or distilled water in a neti pot.
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New evidence bolsters the existence of an even ghostlier, "sterile" version of this strange particle.
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He's sometimes referred to simply as The Boy, which couldn't be more sterile or cold.
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Sterile neutrinos weren&apost a rejected idea, Scholberg said, but they weren&apost accepted science.
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Many supply areas that are supposed to be sterile also were found to be dirty.
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Fuller House's attempt at a modern family is too corny and sterile to inspire anyone.
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I mean, is there any bigger buzzkill than dropping a paycheck on sterile office clothes?
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By the way, this isn't the only idea for unleashing sterile mosquitoes that can't breed.
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Malls are homey but sterile, make you feel inadequate but optimistic; you're alone but surrounded.
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The idea is to look at the rates incoming non-sterile neutrinos for conspicuous gaps.
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This premise kept me coming back despite No Man's Sky's sometimes sterile, often repetitive nature.
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As the operations began, the gauze was pulled out and placed in a sterile collector.
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But she had trouble adjusting to the sterile environment, according to son Timothy Schultz, 52.
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Instead, use pre-packaged, certified sterile water found at a local pharmacy or drug store.
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Photo: Mark Lennihan (AP)Until relatively recently, most researchers thought that breast milk was sterile.
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Running away, forever if at all possible, from the parched, subjugated, defeated, sterile, sick Earth.
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A lot of press came out about how IceCube didn't see a sterile-neutrino signal.
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Kuri's work often incorporates industrial materials and includes found elements, but maintains a sterile coolness.
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We cut to a very clean, sterile room, presumably somewhere deep in the White House.
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I know my patients are numb, and comfortable, and [they're in] a sterile clean area.
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QuVa was founded in 2015 by former executives at Endo's subsidiary Par Sterile Products Llc.
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How can the artist's vibrant, exuberant work be shown in a sterile "white cube" space?
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It's a sterile, minimalist environment that fascist governments seem to like, which makes it unsettling.
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Things that stay there are not sterile yet I use the toothbrush there with regularity.
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I stepped into the sterile lobby of 28 Liberty St. and was lost almost immediately.
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Hospitals and clinics have little medicine, and even less in the way of sterile equipment.
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They have known that programs using sterile injection equipment are both safe and save money.
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She found the 1957 Kingsview Homes complex in Fort Greene to be sterile and bland.
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Upon this rather sterile stage of inorganic matter, the bodily and visceral make cheeky cameos.
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Many shows take place in sterile, corporate spaces that are filled with big brand sponsorships.
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The sterile male mosquitoes mated with wild females, resulting in eggs that did not hatch.
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The bar was hosting a debate watch party, complete with all of Washington's sterile charm.
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But in many cities, it is hard if not impossible to find sterile injection equipment.
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The moon, as far as we know, has been sterile and lifeless that whole time.
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" Other members of Congress who visited Homestead Tuesday described the tour as "sanitized" and "sterile.
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That is not to say Klopp's team is sterile, or dull, or lacking in ambition.
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The online world seemed like a Disney vision of multiculturalism, promoting sterile tolerance from above.
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Consider needle exchanges, where people can pick up sterile syringes and trade in used needles.
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Somehow, this process also leaves the gut nearly sterile, suggesting antibiotics might be at play.
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Now they send sterile surgical wrap to a furniture factory an hour north of Seattle.
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As a choreographer, José Limón was full of emotion: Sterile formalism was never his thing.
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Tasting menus can be arid and sterile when a chef doesn't have much to say.
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Many hybrids in nature — think mules, the offspring of a horse and donkey — are sterile.
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This doesn't, by any means, mean that our workplace is a sterile, fun-free environment.
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Walking in calls to mind the cleanly, sterile taupe terrain of an old-school Wendy's.
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It offended dad that he took an element and made it sterile or a shtick.
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"There is still a large unmet need for sterile equipment," said CDC Director Dr. Tom Frieden.
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The clunky, artless ship, despite its small patch of lush, thriving greenery, is a sterile cage.
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Experiments have fleetingly hinted at a fourth for a couple decades, the so-called sterile neutrino.
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I noticed the perfectly shaped beard, the sterile smile and the lifted flaps on his suit.
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He was concerned the razors used against him weren't sterile, and he could've contracted an STD.
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Soon, there might not be enough resources to adequately secure the sterile areas, rendering them moot.
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And now, Strahovski, an actress who plays a sterile woman, has just announced that she's pregnant!
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This should simplify the production of sterile males for projects such as the one in Senegal.
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So here's to Ford for bringing a bit of reality to the otherwise sterile show floor.
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That involves a sterile, suitably creepy lab and a needle being inserted into the child's forehead.
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You can walk the halls and see the sterile decontamination showers and the old phone switchboards.
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When these sterile males mate with females, no offspring are produced, resulting in a population crash.
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" And as for the nudity, Wood says they made a point to keep it "very sterile.
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The waiting room was blank and sterile, save for the scattered religious and choice-shaming posters.
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Take sepsis, which occurs when microbes enter parts of the body that would otherwise be sterile.
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I think there would have been a lot more interest immediately in the sterile-neutrino question.
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Endo subsidiary Par Sterile Products LLC makes Vasostrict, the only vasopressin product approved by the FDA.
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If we look at mainstream culture, birth is portrayed as very surgical, cold, sterile, and dramatic.
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Genetic modification, which produces mosquitoes that are sterile but still attractive to other mosquitoes, shows promise.
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She stacked the sterile plastic tubing for the oxygen masks by the side of each bed.
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If confirmed, the existence of sterile neutrinos would be a remarkable breakthrough for the scientific community.
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These sterile neutrinos could have significant mass and are therefore a possible candidate for dark matter.
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This will ensure a sterile and sanitary environment, emergency access, proper staffing and minimum safety requirements.
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How to use a neti potStep 1: Fill the neti pot with saline or sterile water.
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"Life now is pretty sterile — a lot of the problems we face are manufactured," Roche said.
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Many hospitals report "stockouts," periods when supplies like soap, chlorine, bleach and sterile gloves run out.
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This became the sterile studio in which Garcia create most of the works in Mother's Milk.
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Five years ago, I marched into a sterile-looking photo studio to take my senior portrait.
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In this way, Krisper's drawings feel looser in form than your sterile, algorithmically-rounded tablet piece.
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Once inside, the Columbia Care dispensary looks clean, sterile, and modern, like any upscale waiting room.
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Experts say neti pots and similar sinus-cleaning devices should only be used with sterile water.
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They are just using them without any place to reliably visit to pick up sterile syringes.
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The train itself was a sterile beast, but the passengers had brought the atmosphere with them.
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As of now, the fungal plug recipients are being kept in sterile containers and monitored daily.
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If left untreated, chlamydia can leave a person sterile, which means they are unable to reproduce.
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Butcher block brings warmth to an otherwise sterile kitchen and has a number of practical applications.
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And the rest of the universe: endless, sterile nonlife out to the ends of infinite creation.
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The anomalies could also be linked to speculative objects called sterile neutrinos, supersymmetric particles, or axions.
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His report to Himmler was horrifying, but the words were as sterile as a bank ledger's.
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It's why so many sport Greek columns, sterile white walls and clean objects under clear glass.
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The thing about modern design is that it can come off sterile, or like very cold.
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"I wanted to make sure it was clean and sterile, and it was," Dr. Breuner said.
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Places that are overly sterile and peaceful to the extent that they present a certain gloominess.
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Doctors just need to follow a checklist to make sure the line stays safe and sterile.
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Plus, catheterization carries a greater risk of infection by pushing bacteria into a normally sterile area.
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I picked this image because of how sterile it feels, especially in contrast to the work.
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When going to get a tattoo or a piercing, the report recommends, look for such evidence of sterile procedures as the use of new gloves, new needles or piercing equipment removed from sterile containers, and fresh ink poured into a disposable container for each new customer.
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"They've learned that it can be very boring and very sterile [to do everything digitally]," he said.
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JPL's contract manufacturing (CMO) business mainly produces injectable and other sterile products for the North American markets.
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Currently, an older approach called "sterile insect technology" is being used in some areas to fight mosquitoes.
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Intrexon's Oxitec unit has already deployed its sterile male mosquitoes, whose offspring die when young, in Brazil.
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It taught me the value and necessity of providing abortion services in a safe, sterile, supportive environment.
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The action shifts from the sterile, controlled madness of the laboratory to the lush and peaceful forest.
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This might seem an utterly sterile topic for research, but Boas reached an unorthodox conclusion: it depends.
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Experts say if you clear your sinuses with a neti pot, always, always, always use sterile water.
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Complacency, incompetence and sterile elitist philosophizing have created problems that will take a long time to solve.
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But research is beginning to challenge that view, showing, for instance, that the placenta is not sterile.
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It would constitute solid evidence of a sterile neutrino changing into one of the three known types.
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Then again, his taste in literature may belie an imagination too sterile for the task in hand.
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Meanwhile, authorities are working to suppress the population of screwworms by releasing sterile males in vast numbers.
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To create the sterile males, the flies are bred in vast numbers and then blasted with radiation.
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In time, if the local females continue to mate with the sterile males, the population should drop.
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To some long-time Seattleites, the new South Lake Union feels sterile, like an open-air mall.
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They pollute, and the water they contain will remain forever sterile, never mixing with the wider ocean.
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They are cooperative, to the extent that worker ants are sterile and so have literally zero fitness.
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"They can be perfectly safe if done by a licensed practitioner in a sterile environment," he says.
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But Goodbye manages to find the humanity within the sterile trappings Fribourg sets up as his premise.
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Could there be another, more elusive type of "sterile" neutrino that can't feel even the weak force?
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The Kremlin made every effort to ensure the elections were as sterile and low-profile as possible.
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She'll be looking to avoid a performance that appears overly scripted or sterile under the bright lights.
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There's no worry about them being sick or sleeping in a sterile hospital room without their mother.
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"The brightness and color of the pillows brings happiness to an otherwise sterile white room," says Kilmon.
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Then I put on a sterile gown from the plane's medical kit and gloves and a mask.
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Beyond its rather sterile looking facade, Samsung's blocky San Jose headquarters was designed to feel airy within.
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They still prayed before the act, but it was passionate, nothing at all like the sterile ceremony.
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The more sterile you can keep this relationship the better, apparently, according to the American Psychological Association.
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Western economists peg growth at closer to 2202 percent, and much of that is decadent and sterile.
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His experiments showed that screwworm pupae could grow into sterile adults that could mate, but not reproduce.
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Thus, they were called sterile neutrinos, to indicate their indifference to the forces the other neutrinos experienced.
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The coating is sterile and won't erode over time, so it sits under a person's skin forever.
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In JCU laboratories, researchers bred almost 20 million mosquitoes, infecting males with bacteria that made them sterile.
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Canned pet food, on the other hand, is supposed to be sterile thanks to the canning process.
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Yet its sterile aesthetic and strained conversations have a numbing effect that mimics the characters' emotional disengagement.
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Why should a gallery be white and sterile, while many places around the world are in rubble?
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In the 1980s, Switzerland let people who registered access sterile injection equipment, along with pharmaceutical-grade heroin.
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This is only made worse by the fact that these procedures take place in non-sterile conditions.
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True to Apple's classic aesthetic, the presentation was stark and sterile, while also being full of vigor.
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The process used in the study, known as the Sterile Insect Technique, has existed since the 1950s.
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Dumb as dirt and twice as filling, "Chapter 3" is a symphony of dazzlingly sterile, cartoonish abuse.
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Obstetricians worried that bacteria could invade what had been a sterile environment around the fetus, causing infection.
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By reputation, India was the world leader in aseptic manufacturing, the exacting science of producing sterile drugs.
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More than 4,000 such voters cast ballots on Monday at special booths that were sequestered and sterile.
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The rank markets of raw flesh and living sea creatures still defied the advances of sterile supermarkets.
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Other companies, meanwhile, are developing technology to shrink mosquito populations by rendering male Aedes aegypti mosquitoes sterile.
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"Both directions strike me as becoming more and more sterile the farther you follow them," she says.
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In other words, without secrets life is burden-work and business, furrow, yoke, plow—sterile and fruitless.
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I remember your room feeling very sterile—the sort of place a tormented artist would live in.
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Historically art galleries have been "white cubes," intentionally sterile atmospheres designed to facilitate singular viewing of art.
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More importantly, is "good" bacteria a cure for what ails us in this ultra-sterile modern age?
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When I wrote about people and didn't put myself in there, it was sterile and felt artificial.
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Most other channels pump out sterile state-approved reports, but Al Jazeera is an independent broker of information.
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Sterile numbers can easily obscure the human lives behind reported death tolls from war, drone strikes, and terrorism.
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The company's sterile tech-y brand isn't the sort of name one associates with flashy dresses and handbags.
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"The drilling into Lake Whillans was been sterile as well, using filters and UV irradiation," she told Gizmodo.
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It's an approach that wouldn't require releasing millions of sterile male mosquitoes into people's neighborhoods every few days.
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That may sound exciting, but it's mostly a sterile world of white coats, fume hoods, and endless experiments.
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It turns out Andy wasn't the father of the child Tracy miscarried — poor sap was sterile all along.
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What's really important about a consumption station is that you have a sterile and a repeatedly sterilizable surface.
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To collect their secretions, several hundred maggots are placed in a container of sterile water and left overnight.
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Urine is sterile, but Mic reports that diseases like hepatitis and herpes can be spread through the fluid.
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Once the worm's exposed, it needs to be gradually coaxed out of your body in a sterile environment.
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Why get a confession in a sterile room when you can get it over dinner at a diner?
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The next step will be the release, in Burkina Faso, of male mosquitoes genetically engineered to be sterile.
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But I also wanted it to be a deliberate counterpoint to the idea of timelessness, which is sterile.
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Keeping everything sterile will no doubt up the maintenance costs, but Post sees it as a worthy challenge.
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The lambs grew in the device as they normally would, developing in a temperature-controlled, near-sterile environment.
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The sterile male mosquitos, she says, have such short lifespans that their effect will be isolated within Bana.
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"Instead of sterile medical diagrams, you would get paintings of my experience, humanizing the technology," Andrew told Hyperallergic.
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Live virus vaccines are traditionally handled in extremely sterile areas - which Holiday Inns are not - to prevent contamination.
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But the sterile appearance was ultimately a façade; there was no consumer tech for sale within the space.
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Unless you live in a sterile laboratory, the rest of your home is too—and so are you.
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So although the traditional, sterile tour may not jive with Airbnb's motto, this new kind of tour could.
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My immediate thought was that the place felt sterile, which is exactly what the company is going for.
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Some moviegoers enjoy film projections because it creates a more organic and less sterile image compared to digital.
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"The last thing I want is to be the guy who makes Rick and Morty sterile," he said.
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"The last thing I want is to be the guy who makes Rick and Morty sterile," Harmon said.
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Any visitors will wear full-body Tyvek suits In order to keep them sterile and free of contaminants.
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There is no pure, sterile laboratory environment when it comes to human beings and their comings and goings.
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Even more tantalizing, if sterile neutrinos were observed, they were not observed by a dark-matter-seeking experiment.
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That&aposs because non-sterile tap water can contain bacteria or amoebas that could lead to serious infections.
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The Moon's desolate foreground, cratered and sterile, offsets the Earth's rippling oceans, marbled cloud systems, and expansive continents.
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Physicists are arguing intensely these days over whether there is evidence for a fourth type, called sterile neutrinos.
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All items are wrapped in sterile plastic after being washed, to then be sent to the next renter.
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It's a harsh thing to say, but you could almost say that Cersei is sterile, despite being pregnant.
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She worries, and doesn't worry, about fitting in or being liked; she mocks the comforts of sterile surroundings.
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During that time, the program provided sterile needles to people and offered a place to safely discard syringes.
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In addition to providing sterile needles, staff members at safe injection sites typically carry the overdose antidote naloxone.
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With sterile scalpel blades, he sliced a single vertical incision in each bunny's belly and inserted fungal samples.
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While it was tossed aside in the sterile '90s, the tassel recently has been swinging back into fashion.
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What is it about my dad dying in a sterile environment that screams big romantic gesture to you?
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After about an hour and a half, they produced a sterile gauze pad, apparently obtained from an ambulance.
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First, a job should not be considered the sum of the responsibilities outlined in a sterile job description.
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Pence eventually lifted a ban on sterile needle exchange programs in the state at public health advocates' urging.
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Nothing is excessive and everything is purposeful, but it's a sterile place to exist, where function trumps comfort.
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But after the game, the reporters crowding the narrow, sterile hallways beneath Madison Square Garden were uncommonly excited.
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It looks like Mario Kart, albeit with slightly sterile graphics, and you'll hear familiar tunes as you race.
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When used by professionals with extensive skin training and in a controlled, sterile environment, these treatments are safe.
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This wasn't true the previous summer, which we mostly spent inside hospitals — clean and sterile, devoid of nature.
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"I've seen children die of measles, kids devastated by rubella, children becoming sterile from mumps," Professor Weitzman said.
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Certainly, last night's chaos looked indicative of a ceremony so sterile, so synthetic, that improvisation would have been inconceivable.
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For the flu shot, the viruses are inactivated (killed), the antigen is purified, and a sterile vaccine is produced.
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Without a magnetosphere, Earth would likely be a sterile rock, with the Sun's damaging radiation perpetually bombarding the surface.
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"They start to see how scary this bug really is," Cuba said, her arms surrounded by tiny, sterile swarms.
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First, each has an area at which participants can access sterile supplies for the use of pre-obtained drugs.
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While it is sterile, it contains too many compounds that are both harmful and unpleasant to be much good.
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But projects like this require huge numbers of sterile males to be bred and delivered in a timely manner.
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This involves culturing the virus in the lab, or encouraging it to grow, under especially secure and sterile conditions.
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If the propagating variant made female mosquitoes sterile, it might provide a means to eliminate the troublesome insects themselves.
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Oxitec's method is a riff on this "sterile insect technique," using genetic engineering to sterilize male flies more precisely.
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Until Warcraft, they'd been filmed on a separate, sterile grey stage instead of the actual real-looking film set.
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That's because, if we can ensure truly sterile production conditions, we might be able remove antibiotics from the equation.
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On Monday evening, Anias had to have new dressing put on in the sterile environment of the operating room.
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"These amoeba infections are rare but not unheard of, which is why the water must be sterile," Stork explains.
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One classic strategy for reducing insect populations has been to flood populations with sterile males—usually produced using irradiation.
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His relationship with Scottie is just as complicated: it's filial and sterile, but there's always something bubbling underneath it.
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She told mentor Dr. Webber (James Pickens Jr.) that she needed to get outside the sterile walls and live.
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We will take core samples of rocky material and then seal them in these hyper-sterile hermetically sealed vials.
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Doctors press him against a sterile machine and remark on his cancer like it's a cloud in the sky.
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They must be made in a sterile environment because they are injected directly into the blood, spine or eye.
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Medical examiners outfitted in scrubs, aprons, masks and gloves matter-of-factly dissected bodies in a sterile white room.
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Our visits didn't resemble the sterile, highly coordinated theater of Birthright trips, but they were gentle on us children.
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Sterile packaging, if kept dry, lasts for a long time, but adhesives will lose effectiveness over time, Schimelpfenig says.
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" For that reason, he's putting his money on "a very sterile, artificially safe environment in the regional host cities.
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The sterile smile on the sculpture's face and the huge tacky ribbon around her head suggest a forced femininity.
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The brain is thought to be a sterile place, where a barrier protects it from molecular invaders and infection.
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This wouldn't be allowed in the rest of Europe, as it should be kept sterile, but here, nobody cares.
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Prey would have been fun for me even if the environments were sterile puzzle rooms full of mechanical possibility.
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I can turn my house from a sterile hospital room into a disgusting dumpster in a matter of seconds.
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"It's important to make my own life," he said, smiling at colleagues who bustled around the sterile, white clinic.
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Once, she had loved him very much, because his aggressiveness had seemed to her sterile and almost tragic, too.
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Will those who want to build efficient cities deign to leave San Francisco to live in their sterile creations?
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A projector gives the illusion of a long, sterile hallway ending in a set of heavy, gray double doors.
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In the 1960s and '70s, artists railed against the white cube gallery space, describing it as sterile and tomblike.
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A case can be made for the sterile beauty of the home's shadowy bedrooms and of the snowfall outside.
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If sterile neutrinos were decaying around the Milky Way, the signature would have been extremely bright in this dataset.
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A cardinal sin in the operating room is to touch anything sterile, so I glued myself to the wall.
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Allowing mass production of compounded sterile products without the necessary standards in place will put patient safety at risk.
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The space rock left a sterile crater nearly 20 miles deep in what is now the Gulf of Mexico.
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"We found it almost impossible to be creative in that space," she said of an apartment that seemed sterile.
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Levine: What I&aposm gonna do right now is we took a sterile blade, and we&aposre actually diminishing.
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For a long time, no visitors were allowed in his hospital room; the burn unit was a sterile environment.
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Contamination of compounded sterile products has resulted in numerous illnesses and deaths in the United States in recent years.
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Outside of prison—and in our case—a sterile tattoo needle with a thick tip is your best bet.
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In the 1950s, scientists devised a clever way to eradicate dangerous insects without using pesticides, called the sterile insect technique.
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The black hole is also spewing ultraviolet light and x-rays at a rate that's rendering the entire galaxy sterile.
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Who wouldn't rather tap an app and not fidget in a sterile-feeling waiting room crawling in everyone else's germs?
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They were more dignified, but as they weren't carried out in sterile conditions, they typically ignited further chains of infection.
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She said it would be fine so long as it was in a sterile container and under the delivery table.
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The regulator also noted that foreign fibers and other contaminants were found on gloves that were supposed to be sterile.
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Other neutrinos will interact very slightly with other matter—via the electromagnetic force—but the sterile flavor, not at all.
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Females with two copies—which crop up more and more often as the gene spreads through the population—are sterile.
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They work well as for sterile, laboratory testing, but don't always offer a decent stand-in for real world usage.
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The image was captured by chance, when non-sterile water was used to wash the surface of the graphene sheet.
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While radiation spurs random mutations that—with luck—render male mosquitoes sterile, Oxitec's Medfly is augmented with two new genes.
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Smith argued the procedure is practiced by the Dawoodi Bohra and that the clinic was used to keep procedures sterile.
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The way Siri sees it, we have traded in the original liberating potential of the internet for sterile corporate serfdom.
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He can still remember the sterile interrogation room that made him feel like the lead suspect in a courtroom drama.
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Any attempt at complete sterilization of a person's skin will most likely kill a person first before they are sterile.
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Pack the vegetables into sterile jars, then pour half of the dressing into each jar, ensuring all vegetables are coated.
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I bathed the brain's surface with sterile water to check for any active tiny bleeders—oozing or dripping blood vessels.
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Researchers soon discovered, though, that only about 1 percent of all bacterial species could be grown in sterile laboratory conditions.
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But if it's possible, Garrett says, they should use sterile gauze, which should be available in any first aid kit.
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Wells (Samantha Morton) in Covent Garden and the pristine, sterile, bright brothel of Lydia Quigley (Lesley Manville) in Golden Square.
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After praying to Mother Teresa, the man recovered and went on to father two children, despite being diagnosed as sterile.
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Then, when I began returning in the 2000s, I saw entire swathes of urban business turn into a sterile sprawl.
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"We must not let sterile controversies and pointless arguments waste our precious energy or distract from government objectives," Conte said.
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Mosquito-control programs using sterile insects often rely on trucks to disperse the bugs, or people releasing them from backpacks.
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Republicans often describe their tax reform goals with two common phrases that sound relatively sterile: lowering taxes and closing loopholes.
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For the 39th issue of FELT Zine, Rizzo has effectively created a surrealist dentist's office in his sterile digital compositions.
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Nor is it quite exciting: It returns that violence to a perfect laboratory state, comic, sterile, unconnected to human reality.
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This unique inheritance pattern means that potatoes are typically sterile, and must be propagated by harvesting them and replanting tubers.
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However, researchers discovered that in sterile conditions, without risk of infection-causing pathogens, the immune-boosting bugs actually died sooner.
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But there is nothing sterile about the report, as Mr. Amash and others, including Senator Elizabeth Warren, have eloquently noted.
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No one was in there, but multiple mirrors magnified the white tiles, making it look like a sterile operating room.
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Scientists have suggested that sterile neutrinos might slowly decay in a somewhat similar process to radioactive particles here on Earth.
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I'm glad I wore my clogs today, because I had to stand in a sterile procedure for over an hour.
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Jason Rasgon, CC BY-ND The best current example of population suppression is the release of genetically modified sterile mosquitoes.
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Such a proposal would have required the release of billions of sterile mosquitoes, which, at the time, was not possible.
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Unlike mules, donkey-horse hybrids that are almost always sterile, the offspring of a Bactrian and dromedary pairing are fertile.
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However, most research on the possible medical benefits of psychedelics takes place in a sterile lab environment, Crockett told Insider.
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The researchers tested their protocol by covering the surfaces of sterile ice core sections with bacteria, viruses, and genetic material.
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Both of these firms were compounding sterile products in bulk without patient prescriptions as required based on their licensing status.
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Its author, Lorrie Moore, portrays the incomprehensible languages, sterile environments and frightful technologies that estrange children and parents in hospitals.
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Tuesday morning, we picked up the sterile containers from the lab and put on our waders, goggles, masks and gloves.
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"The HOR has been sterile, has produced no law ... I think we need wider representation of the Libyans," he said.
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Since finding a sterile tattoo needle in prison is famously difficult, inmates often use guitar strings or sewing needles instead.
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It's possible that scientists will use gene-editing techniques to render all the offspring of a species sterile, he said.
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In contrast, what the clinic has been offering is more pure, prepared in a pharmaceutical lab, meaning it's sterile and predictable.
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Science often requires sterile environments and super-precise electronics, but as we've reported before, it also requires a lot of ingenuity.
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The lambs grew in the device as they would in a conventional womb, developing in a temperature controlled, near-sterile environment.
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Sales of its cancer drug Ibrance, rheumatoid arthritis treatment Xeljanz and sterile injectable products all beat expectations, Evercore ISI analysts said.
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Christopher once again gets left by a Gilmore girl as Rory leaves him there in his sterile office contemplating his decisions.
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As it crisscrossed Fancher Creek's 200 acres, it released its payload, piping out swarms of sterile Aedes aegypti into the air.
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The U.S. Attorney's Office said Cadden authorized the shipping of drugs that weren't confirmed to be sterile and used expired ingredients.
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Without these seemingly random flecks and scraps, the paintings would still be beautiful and masterful, but probably also slick and sterile.
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A sterile scent permeated the chapel as if to keep all of the people now occupying it in a germless fervor.
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So, for things to work out, there would have to be many more sterile neutrinos in the universe than normal neutrinos.
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At one time, Monsanto achieved this by using sterile "terminator seeds," which don't produce viable seeds for replanting season to season.
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Sure there's a way to put a few extracurriculars or volunteer experiences on a profile, but it's otherwise a sterile affair.
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In Tahara's experiment, eggs are broken and deposited into clear sterile containers, artificially fertilized, and left to develop at warm temperatures.
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Needle exchanges, where users can pick up sterile syringes and trade in used needles, have a lot of evidence behind them.
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They've developed an attachment that, when fitted on a regular hardware store drill, can turn it into a sterile surgical instrument.
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If you go back to Gattaca, characters are scared of leaving a trace of themselves, so the world is very sterile.
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Garland's film takes an equally intellectual, sterile approach to characterization, treating the expedition participants as thematic tools much like VanderMeer does.
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They have shaken up the popular music landscape this year, challenging the unfair stereotype that Korean music is manufactured and sterile.
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Yeah, it was a really sterile classroom with strip lighting; it was the most un-atmospheric, bland environment you could imagine.
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In his research, Ellard has observed that buildings that look sterile and impermeable make people feel unpleasant, bored, and less social.
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Inside the long, narrow space, there's a red partition, behind which more than a dozen people sit at sterile metal tables.
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The sensors and lights on the Google prototype don't feel sterile, stark, or sharp; there's depth and fluidity across the surfaces.
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The conventional production of interferon needs large aseptic (sterile) facilities, but eggs work as a protein-producing aseptic system, said Kitahara.
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Dr. Muller had discovered that X-rays produced genetic changes in the fruit flies, but that high doses made them sterile.
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Some of the offspring are inferior, or they're sterile, but a small percentage actually have more interesting character than the parents.
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Consumers of compounding medicine deserve to receive quality prescriptions that contain the correct potency and are made in a sterile facility.
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Though the tanks have barriers to prevent their eggs from escaping into the environment, FDA said the fish are reproductively sterile.
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He has been known to stop and chat with employees as he wanders the sterile State Department corridors, according to sources.
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"I can turn my house from a sterile hospital room into a disgusting dumpster in a matter of seconds," Jenna wrote.
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When I think back, I still have that image of a sanitized, sterile, high-tech war without a lot of casualties.
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The ISS may seem like a cold, sterile place in space, but the analysis showed it's a veritable cornucopia for microbes.
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The 'Living Space' series transports the viewer into a sterile alternate universe encapsulated in what looks a hypermodern hotel and spa.
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Even if the balls are new, they're not sterile when removed from the package—they just appear to be relatively clean.
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This means handling a ball exposed to non- sterile surfaces (including hands) likely increases the risk of exposure to such pathogens.
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Even with so decorated a leader, they are prepared to be as sterile as is necessary to squeeze out a trophy.
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He also focuses excessively on several rather obscure academic projects that he believes epitomize the sterile moribundity of American strategic thought.
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An employee bathroom near a sterile manufacturing area in one plant lacked drainage piping, so urine puddled directly onto the floor.
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Using a sterile soft plastic stick, health care workers swab the inside of a patient's nose or back of the throat.
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But we found the wireframe meshes and stuff to be a little bit inexpressive and just kind of sterile and boring.
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Many theoretical models have been proposed to explain dark matter, such as the existence of a particle called a sterile neutrino.
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Oxitec, an Oxford, England-based division of Germantown, Maryland-based Intrexon Corp, is creating male mosquitoes genetically modified to be sterile.
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They noted that it felt a bit sterile and like an apartment building, lacking the warmth of the previously mentioned resorts.
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Their sometimes sterile description of the techniques contrasted with the emotional accounts, in separate depositions, of the men who underwent them.
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Little Joe, which has been designed to be sterile, can only ensure its survival if it enlists the help of humans.
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Chain restaurants are often accused of a sterile uniformity and a lack of attention to quality ingredients, nutrition and the environment.
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Its reconstruction took a different form: the sterile apartment blocks that became emblematic of the German Democratic Republic, or East Germany.
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In addition to a lack of accurate inventory, instruments were also unavailable because of ineffective sterile processing, according to the report.
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"It's a safe, sterile, stable way to get medications to patients," said Michele Evink, the pharmacy manager at Clarke County Hospital.
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Down a football-field length of sterile corridors is a conference room with a poster outside of a beaming Matthew Fraser.
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Screengrab courtesy of the artists "'Sun Lounger' is about the craving for a sterile, exotic 'elsewhere'," Baron tells The Creators Project.
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Elsewhere in the sterile laboratory, a hand tickles the emoji, feather flourished, before a lab-coated assistant hands over your card.
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The specimens, gristly and harmless, were placed on sterile napkins and labelled neatly, ready to be analysed by the hospital's lab.
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It's not for the faint of heart — it's about sex and reproduction and death and life — and it's anything but sterile.
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If the regulatory requirement for sterile compounding is weakened, compounders will once again be able to make and distribute stock supplies of sterile drugs under less stringent quality standards Furthermore, the ability to dispense without a prescription is the benefit outsourcing facilities receive for investing in bringing their plants up to the appropriate quality standards for large batch manufacturing.
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These fish are raised in tanks, but to prevent them from escaping into the wild, only sterile females are raised for harvest.
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While a female mosquito that acquires wolbachia by mating is sterile, one that is infected by injection will produce wolbachia-infected offspring.
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It may help to apply some sterile saline or artificial tears to help float the contact lens out from under the eyelid.
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If that's true, and the agency is satisfied, the company could open the door to other applications of genetic sterile insect technologies.
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Sterile insect technique sees the release of infertile lab-raised male insects into wild native populations of insects of the same species.
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No longer a rich palette of many shades of green, the forests and hills appeared a sterile scene of brown and grey.
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Though ovulation-tracking apps are gaining in popularity, actual fertility tests have mostly been kept within the sterile confines of doctors offices.
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But in poor countries, where sterile rooms and well-trained doctors are in short supply, even legal surgical abortions can be risky.
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These online algorithms, each equipped with their own instructions and goals, engage in sterile "fights" over content that can persist for years.
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Unless you're an Olympic athlete (you aren't), the company ping pong table is just one of those fairly sterile, standard office perks.
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Though sterile, urine reacts with pool disinfectants, mostly chlorine, to form dangerous byproducts including trichloramine, which can irritate eyes, the researchers say.
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That was vintage Joe Johnson, a sterile evisceration carried out by means of long-bombs, plebian runners, and blue-collar ankle breaking.
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Without the gene, development of sperm was hindered, leaving the altered mice with fewer sperm and smaller testicles, making them effectively sterile.
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Neither of these effective public health measures, sterile syringe exchange or naloxone distribution, led to the feared increases in injection drug use.
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Trump staffers asked a photographer and me to put sterile cotton booties over our shoes so as not to sully the carpet.
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Given the choice, I'd take this communion with nature over a sterile pool any day—because no surf pool could touch this.
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The idea is that as this DNA spreads through a population's females, more and more of its males will be born sterile.
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One is to unleash mosquitoes pre-infected with Wolbachia, a bacterium that impairs their ability to transmit Zika, and makes males sterile.
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Blanco explores the loneliness he feels in tour vans and sterile hotel rooms, away from his wife and two kids in Seattle.
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It barged into the sterile desert of the News Feed and confronted us with the persistent danger of being black in America.
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Velcro with no patches is the ultimate in special-operator chic: It means you are sufficiently "sterile"—unidentifiable—to maintain operational security.
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Something about the cavernous warehouse roof, the grid of fluorescent lighting and the austere, sterile design brought on a sense of familiarity.
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After birth, Vanellope was placed in a sterile plastic bag to reduce infection risk to her heart and keep exposed tissues moist.
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As the 21st century began, there was a surge of interest in modular analog synthesizers — a backlash against predictable, sterile digital sounds.
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Doug Battenhausen thinks all our advances in cellphone cameras and photo-sharing technology haven't made our pictures better, but rather more sterile.
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The incorporation of greenery has made my desk set-up feel less sterile, and it couldn't be easier to take care of.
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He said CVS is trying to strike the right balance between enabling unhealthy behaviors and being so sterile that nobody swings by.
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Here, projecting catalog-model cordiality in the sterile space of an off-white backdrop, was a young black man in a hoodie.
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A boutique hotel that is clean, modern and luxurious, if just a little sterile, in the heart of Old Town Key West.
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It made her realize that many young people found the experts and professionals working in mental health too sterile, unrelatable, and distant.
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Most of their time is spent sitting inside small sterile rooms, though they occasionally get to go outside for some fresh air.
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"When people talk about transmitting the classics to the present generation, it's often very sterile and uniform and, frankly, boring," Tsai said.
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The spaces are sterile and anonymous, and the exchanges insistently informal; no one wears a suit and tie or announces the judges.
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She looks and sounds like the sorta-sterile badass lady stereotype made famous by Sarah Connor and the short-lived Tasha Yar.
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The works in History is taking flight and passes forever are too sterile to allude to any radical denunciation of dangerous ideologies.
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"We're about right in the middle," Sailene told me when I asked where the collective sat on the crunchy-to-sterile scale.
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When released in large numbers, insects made sterile, usually by irradiation, mate but don't produce progeny, and thereby reduce wild insect populations.
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In his studies to be a chef, Chris has developed an affinity for the upper-class, culturally sterile world of fine dining.
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The government responded to the housing shortage by building satellite towns of sterile high-rises on barren land far from the capital.
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"Activating these sterile spaces at a low cost can encourage entrepreneurs and planners to test out new and unconventional ideas," he added.
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The piercing room mixed the store's psychedelic elements with clean and sterile necessities, including sterilizing materials, small stress balls, and hair clips.
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He saw a sterile white counter and a man in thick-framed glasses and some sort of hospital scrubs stationed behind it.
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The opulent, sterile rooms are visited by some of the birds alluded to in the film's title, omens of change and catastrophe.
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It's too big, too sterile, too far from the life they found for themselves and the friends they've made along the way.
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"Administration of a nonsterile product intended to be sterile may result in serious and potentially life-threatening infections or death," the recall says.
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Sterile statistics translate into excruciating choices for the IRC and its clients about which needs will go unmet, which pleas will go unanswered.
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He has the flexibility to look at programs in terms beyond the sterile left-right vocabulary which has ossified the Washington political class.
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The sterile males compete with wild males to mate with females that the lab-raised males can't impregnate, therefore causing populations to decline.
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What scientists do know is that placentas are not sterile, and have been found to contain toxic heavy metals like lead and mercury.
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But let's not serve the aesthetics of plants with a sterile monolith plant neighbor that has water-filled hoses sprouting out of it.
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Controversy must shine in this new format, and the league deserves a round of applause for manufacturing stakes in an otherwise sterile environment.
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The bombs are squeaky clean and presented in a glossy sterile environment as if we were examining each weapon at an arms show.
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And the landscape they traverse isn't the great outdoors, but a series of decaying, rubbish-strewn towns, sterile suburbs and hellish oil fields.
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On smartphones that don't have built-in telephoto lenses, this would be my second choice to break away from sterile smartphone picture-taking.
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Rumors included one that the modified mosquitoes could make children sterile and another that the company was actually the cause of Zika's spread.
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He lives in a sterile apartment with a virtual assistant who's bristling with surveillance cameras, more like a talking appliance than a friend.
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This video by MinuteEarth, a YouTube channel that tells stories about science and the planet, explains why hybrid animals are (almost always) sterile.
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In the mid-13s the government began a programme of heroin-assisted treatment, providing medical-grade heroin with clean needles in sterile facilities.
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Without a trained surgeon or sterile operating room, Terry said there is a much higher risk of infection, uncontrolled bleeding or nerve damage.
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The precision of electronics and the booming kick conjure a sterile emptiness—there is little left but a sense of dread and isolation.
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Hillary Clinton's convention might well have gone down as a strangely sterile dud—save for those two, scintillating addresses by the first couple.
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Still, even MiniBooNE is unlikely to settle the question, especially since a number of other experiments have found no signs of sterile neutrinos.
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In one set of experiments using antineutrinos, it found LSND-like hints of sterile neutrinos, and in another, using neutrinos, it did not.
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Make sure the tattoo parlor looks clean and the artist is using different needles for each client and diluting pigments with sterile water.
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So we end up with a smaller, simpler, more sterile TV world, where the wheels really start coming off in the final season.
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It's believed that if there are enough sterile males mating with females, the chances of producing offspring are reduced, and the population crashes.
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These local programs, typically run by people with direct drug-using experience, often give naloxone kits out for free, along with sterile syringes.
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The US Attorney's Office for Massachusetts said Cadden authorized the shipping of drugs that weren't confirmed to be sterile and used expired ingredients.
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Even more strikingly, it plans to move from an area of financial ferment—mobile payments—into the sterile old business of retail banking.
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"Inbreeding is especially bad for bees because it increases the chances of producing sterile males which then drives the decline further," said Zayed.
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Cigar, who died in 2014, was the sport's leading money winner when he retired, but proved to be sterile in the breeding shed.
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I snapped on sterile gloves while the nurse pulled out a bar cart containing a steel needle the length of an index finger.
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In a rather sterile swath of northern Edinburgh, not far from the city center, the property is surrounded by industrial-park-style buildings.
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" However, they live "very different lives" than wild mice, which are not so well-fed or making a home in nearly "sterile conditions.
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Gottlieb said that many of these drugs are generic medications with low profit margins that are expensive to manufacture under appropriate sterile conditions.
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The drama among the flesh-and-blood employees in the park's headquarters, on the other hand, is as sterile as a robotics cleanroom.
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It never feels sterile, even at its most stuffy, and that's the key to its success: it contains more than just the notes.
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Techniques on the table One classic strategy for reducing insect populations has been to flood populations with sterile males—usually produced using irradiation.
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The plates evoke the atmosphere of a sanitarium in Victorian times, with an almost quaint antiquity that is at once sterile and disturbing.
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Researchers told me about difficult cases: a pregnant mandrill, a seemingly sterile colobus monkey and a naked mole rat in need of contraception.
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Even easier, just maintain excess reserves on deposit with the local Fed branch and collect the interest they pay on those sterile accounts.
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That is the object of a new experiment called B.E.S.T., for Baksan Experiment on Sterile Transitions, now underway in the rusty Baksan tunnels.
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They later discovered that the woman had used Brita-filtered tap water in her neti pot, instead of sterile water, as is recommended.
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That includes ensuring that your water is sterile by boiling it for 3 to 5 minutes and letting it cool before using it.
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When he learns their plans for a hot night lean toward a sterile cup and a stack of porn magazines, he's less certain.
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The hygiene hypothesis is the idea that our exceedingly sterile environments are contributing to the development of allergies, asthma, and other autoimmune illnesses.
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Yet, once you'd acclimatised to the wafts of sterile sex and the baseless lust and seediness, something approaching soulful emanated from the decks.
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But the exercise of overwhelming power is corrupting, to the point that "sterile" streets, presumably freed of disease-ridden natives, enter the lexicon.
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He learned that the company had been using the same defective equipment to make a sterile injectable cardiac drug for the American market.
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If Ponna goes to the festival of Maadhorubaagan and becomes pregnant, it will confirm to everyone in the village that Kali is sterile.
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She's the beating heart of that movie, turning what could have been a sterile exercise in alienation and ennui into something vibrantly human.
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It is an argument for the sake of argument—cold, sterile, and bereft of any attachment to morality, honor, or other higher principles.
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Since then, USDA has performed, funded, and overseen the testing and commercialization of a variety of control agents created with sterile-insect techniques.
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NRS has chosen to use triploid salmon as sterile salmon * Production of triploid salmon must have an exemption from the Aquaculture Operation Regulations.
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Transferred to a bee through bee bread, the microRNA can affect genes in ways that delay physical development and keep the bees sterile.
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And the moviegoers who loved "Dirty Dancing" in the Reagan administration will recognize this new version for the sterile imitation that it is.
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So far, though, none of these separate efforts have yet wrought fundamental and lasting political change, but they have energized sometimes sterile debates.
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These quality standards are specifically designed to ensure safety for sterile products produced in bulk and stored for relatively long periods of time.
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In Baudrillard's mind, the triumph of liberal democracy, and the collapse of the Soviet model had paved the way for sterile consumerist politics.
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Even so, McDermott is admirably unsettling, and Luke McCoubrey's artfully sterile cinematography adds an air of suffocating wholesomeness that can make you squirm.
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The affected products are typically longstanding staples, like epinephrine or morphine, and are often sterile injectable drugs that sell for low profit margins.
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Heeger and Hayes both pointed out the sterile neutrino problem transcends neutrino physics, calling in know-how from other particle physicists and nuclear physicists.
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The space is cramped, the décor drab and sterile; a rotary dial phone sits on the bare night table next to one generic lamp.
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Together, five of these sculptures, all made within the last 15 years, resemble a strange postmodern suburban family, frozen in a sterile gallery space.
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Manufacturers, including the Institut Pasteur, government factories in Brazil and Russia, and French drugmaker Sanofi, use a time-consuming method involving sterile chicken eggs.
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Skyrim's world looks beautiful from afar, but messy when you get up close, while Rockstar's rendition of Los Angeles feels surprisingly empty and sterile.
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In that time, I watched countless executives, creative directors, and designers visit clothing manufacturers throughout Asia in a highly orchestrated, controlled, and sterile environment.
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The actor faces charges of carrying a loaded firearm, carrying a concealed firearm, and possessing a weapon in a sterile area of the airport.
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We have been working on ideas, and in many of these "grand unified theories," you actually get sterile neutrinos falling out of the theory.
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Dr French: Urine in your bladder should be sterile, and consuming it is no more risky than having unprotected oral sex with your partner.
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We spend increasingly more of our time in non-places — in freeway traffic, sterile office buildings, bland airports — putting us as humans on pause.
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He said that imports on restrictions did not need to be so strict as beans go through "lengthy and sterile" preparation processes in Indonesia.
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For example, Guatemala's El Pino facility produces more than 2 billion sterile Medflies each week for use in key areas of California and Guatemala.
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Another problem with this approach is that the number of sterile males to be released would have to be vast to make it effective.
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The room is set up much like an SAT testing facility: a quiet, sterile environment, with nothing more than rows of tables and chairs.
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He then replaced the fluids with saline or sterile water, "knowing the diluted vials would be dispensed to patients," according to the federal charge.
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Expanding access to addiction treatment programs and to sterile syringes is essential to preventing HIV and hepatitis C transmissions among people who inject drugs.
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He asks me to lower my gown and I don't think I've ever felt so naked as I do in this bright, sterile room.
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Kode9 used crisp digital tones and a video tour of a sterile architectural model, a "notel," to open up dystopian hollows in dance music.
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Despite the often sterile feeling of a room so artfully and carefully curated, interpreters, exhibit panels and graphics allow history to spring to life.
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Researchers operating at Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory (Fermilab), recently announced evidence for the discovery of a new kind of particle called a sterile neutrino.
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It is produced in a sterile environment, therefore reducing the risks of foodborne illnesses, and it is free from antibiotics and artificial growth hormones.
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Planet Spotify has been rendered sterile and now needs to find other business models — original content, podcasts, or controlled distribution via its own device.
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Still, amid the popularity of hand-scooped ice cream and hand-massaged kale, isn't there something sterile about a robot cooking food, I wonder?
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We decide to do some anal while in the sterile confines of the shower, and after a little of that, she was getting sore.
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Some hybrid animals, such as the mule -- a hybrid of a male donkey and female horse -- are mostly sterile and therefore cannot propagate easily.
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But experts note that the fluid is sterile and contains nutrients, so much so that it can be and is used as a fertilizer.
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Anesthesia and sterile techniques made surgery less risky and traumatic, while the discovery of X-rays in 1895 enhanced the diagnostic powers of physicians.
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I'm referring to the trillions of bacteria, viruses and fungi that inhabit virtually every body part, including those tissues once thought to be sterile.
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The sterile hallways of the Orbital ATK building are cavernous and lined with doors plastered with warnings that these rooms house strictly controlled materials.
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The Von Braun's living areas are bland and sterile, strewn with potted plants and art screens that cycle between a handful of fuzzy paintings.
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The new Yankee Stadium has, at times, been described as moribund and sterile, as a shopping mall and food court disguised as a ballpark.
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I have spent a formative amount of time in sterile extended-stay suites while a bunch of these homes were found, furnished or built.
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The first step, in 5003, was importing 5,000 mosquito eggs modified so that the males were sterile but did not carry a gene drive.
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This strategy of voluntary self-sacrifice makes evolutionary sense because the ants of the colony are all closely related, and the workers are sterile.
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Two drugs on the list of 1,300 Chinese exports are epinephrine and lidocaine, which are both in short supply in their sterile injectable form.
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Dressed in red, surrounded by protesters carrying signs that read "Justice for Survivors," the women were a sharp contrast to the sterile environment inside.
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These once-new technologies changed the terms of our perceptions, making one style obsolete and another newly relevant, one image sterile and another persuasive.
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When two infants died after nurses inadvertently mixed the vaccine with muscle relaxant instead of sterile water, the country temporarily suspended the vaccination program.
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Mr. Amro, 36, is among the most successful community organizers to have come of age in the Hebron of minority rule and sterile zones.
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The first commercial route maps — vividly colored and often geographically improbable — bear little resemblance to the sterile ones found in today's in-flight magazines.
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The walk-in facilities would also offer access to sterile needles, the opioid overdose-reversing drug naloxone, wound care and referral to social services.
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This is why when you put me in a beautiful studio with all white walls, my installation might be as sterile as the four walls.
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Research by the Pew Charitable Trusts, for example, shows that most states have toughened requirements for pharmacies compounding drugs that need to be kept sterile.
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Another series documents the sterile hotel bedrooms Kha shares with a similar range of companions, capturing everything from barely creased sheets to still-sleeping companions.
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The interactivity is limited, with only two questions to choose from for each round of inquiry, one typically more sterile and the other more personal.
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Sure, people think pee is sterile (it's not), but its chemicals can react with the pool water to form so-called "disinfectant byproducts," or DBPs.
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But perhaps most importantly, the episode's most successful flourish is crafting a convincing human replacement for what otherwise might have been a sterile, inhuman villain.
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Some privately go further, seeing missions to oxygenate the atmospheres of sterile planets as preparing the ground for human colonisation in the far-distant future.
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These mosquitoes have been rendered essentially sterile by infection with a bacteria called Wolbachia pipientis, which naturally colonizes mosquitoes and other insects in the wild.
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Tragically dark themes, lush synthesizer soundscapes and sterile drum machine beats became the essence of Sable, a convergence of genres that strangely complement one another.
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Our brains, hearts, and sexual desires operate on much more personal and often reason-defying drumbeats than our sterile public conceptions of attraction might suggest.
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By then, Walters had co-founded the anti-capitalist mail-art collective and record label Sterile Records, and her highly influential industrial group, Nocturnal Emissions.
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Owens's mid-career works feel completely sterile, mainstream, and middlebrow — with just enough insider info to flatter the viewer who knows something about Roland Barthes.
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Since the pilot, Thailand, Singapore, Montenegro and Greece have expressed interest in trialing drone releases of sterile mosquitoes to reduce the insect's populations, Bouyer said.
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As zoos sought to improve the health of their resident apes, the enclosures often assumed a blandly sterile configuration, devoid of risky foliage or toys.
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The recall affects single use sterile cartridge units with lot numbers 72680LL and 76510LL in 0.4 mg/ml, 1 mL in, and 2.5 mL strengths.
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One step affected areas can try is introducing sterile mosquitoes into the area so as to curb their populations and prevent the disease from spreading.
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Does creating new technologies with an unimaginable wealth of resources in sterile labs and lush offices in the West capture all that "innovation" really is?
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The fall was mainly due to the United States, where a change in reimbursement policy for non-sterile products hit sales of pharmaceutical raw materials.
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Plus, sanitizing with UV-C light isn't new — hospitals and laboratories have been using UV light to keep facilities sterile since the mid-20th century.
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And, VA staff often failed to take steps to prevent and control infections, such as failing to wear sterile gowns or gloves when treating residents.
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The sterile worker should be thought of not as an individual organism but as a "well-flavored vegetable," in Darwin's phrase, produced by the queen.
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For a month, she tried to get rid of it using a neti pot with tap water instead of using sterile water, as is recommended.
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An official urged users to fill the pots only with distilled, sterile or previously boiled water, and to rinse and dry them after each use.
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Tourniquets are now standard issue in the U.S. military, along with hemostatic dressings—sterile gauze infused with kaolin, a clay that promotes swift blood clotting.
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The sterile male mosquitoes didn't bite or spread disease, but when they mated with wild females, the resulting eggs didn't hatch, and the population crashed.
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So if manuka is to be used to treat wounds or skin infections, it should be active, sterile and appropriately packaged as a medicinal product.
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For decades, the wisdom had been to place sick children in a sterile environment, isolated from the risk of infection -- but also from their parents.
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But what if we could wipe out avian malaria without spraying toxic pesticides, by releasing male mosquitoes that have been genetically engineered to be sterile?
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According to the International Rice Research Institute, higher temperatures can decrease rice yields as they can make the flowers sterile, meaning no grain is produced.
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Their immune systems weren't properly built up, and the evidence suggest that a similar thing would happen if you raised humans in a sterile environment.
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We are sitting in a sterile office in Gitmo, and I am a long way from my home out in the woods of western Massachusetts.
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The new physics hinted at by the Daya Bay results might include an altogether new version of neutrino; one possibility is the theorized "sterile" neutrino.
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The Green family's sorrow may be the focus, but it's just one of thousands of lives strained by cancer each year in these sterile spaces.
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Colin Joyce, Managing Editor: I have no qualms about drinking something fertilized with human waste (it's sterile...or something) but I don't like gimmicky beers.
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Candice awakes in a bed surrounded by sterile whiteness and the noise of machines beeping for attention and it's late in the morning, or something.
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I quickly closed this section, and with a large syringe, filled the skull back up with sterile water to leave no room for trapped air.
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Third Man, she says, is full of "quirky and insanely creative" people, a far cry from Music Row and the sterile environments she'd been courting.
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Experts believed that this was due to infection—so they made the infants' rooms extremely sterile, leaving them alone in bare cribs surrounded by sheets.
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Another issue is price gouging on medical bills, such as charging $23 for one alcohol swab or $53 for a pair of non-sterile gloves.
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Science is often seen as sterile or dry, something that explains how things work but doesn't tell stories in the conventional sense of that word.
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John King is retail anarchy so much in opposition to the contemporary hyper-targeted, sterile norm that it might as well exist in another dimension.
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Even now, I believe hospice is a better option than a sterile hospital death under the impersonal watch of shift nurses we'd only just met.
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The Israel Defense Forces refer to "tzir sterili," or sterile roads, because no Palestinian is allowed on them, whether in a car or on foot.
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Twenty-four hours later, he added a drop of sterile water "directly into the incision wounds" of a random set of peeps to assist colonization.
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"No disposable package is today sterile, just to be explicitly clear," said Tom Szaky, the founder and CEO of TerraCycle in an interview with Grist.
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MosquitoMate Inc, a startup formed by researchers at the University of Kentucky, is using a naturally occurring bacterium called Wolbachia to render male mosquitoes sterile.
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I thought more and more, floating through endless hours cooped up inside our apartment, of a summer I had spent doing sterile cell culture experiments.
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Those in favor of it insist that the individually packaged and sterile earrings are never touched by the user, ensuring a safe and hygienic service.
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Thus the hybrid suite was born, a modern solution that combines the high definition of X-ray imaging, while performing a sterile invasive vascular operation.
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To hard science fiction she brought humanity, morality, the so-called soft sciences—sterile words for what in reality are the hardest truths of living.
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" He added, "For those who thought the world was irretrievably encased in metal and plastic and sterile stone, it seems a veritable greening of America.
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To do it, the heroically-titled project Drones Against Tsetse combines drone technology with a biological control method known as the Sterile Insect Technique (SIT).
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As for the tsetse flies, they might not be its only passengers: "The same release system can be used for sterile mosquitoes," notes Argiles-Herrero.
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This extra data implied that maybe there's some fourth neutrino, the sterile neutrino, that experiments can't detect, one which the other three neutrinos can change into.
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But if your radio can't pick up signals on the gravity channel and that's the only place sterile neutrinos can broadcast, then you can't hear them.
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Sterile neutrinos aren't dead yet—though Hayes wouldn't rule out the fact that maybe scientists just don't know as much about nuclear physics as they thought.
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Chang backpedalled a bit, admitting that they can test in a "sterile environment," but that drone jamming was currently illegal in densely populated places like Manhattan.
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Tibbetts keeps a wet lab, an electronics workshop and a sterile room where he implants magnets and RFID chips and other cybernetic devices into people's bodies.
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Although you can find spiders all over the place in Australia, you'd be hard pressed to find them lurking in the sterile surrounds of a supermarket.
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FROM its headquarters in Brasília, a sterile, technocratic city, Brazil's federal government doles out money for health, education, generous pensions and artistic awards, among other things.
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"It's okay to be curious as an adult and learn new things as an adult, and not everything needs to be serious and sterile," McKinnon says.
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His from-the-table snaps are disgusting, sure, but they also demystify the surgical process, making it seem funny and raunchy rather than sterile and sad.
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Authorities say the 26-year-old used his airport identification to bypass security checkpoints and enter a so-called sterile area from the outside tarmac ramps.
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It's easy to see how quickly being assigned a sterile barrack number by a faceless government official could make someone feel like they're not an individual.
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In a modern world that so often seems manufactured, sterile, and endlessly complicated, the feral purity of the wilderness can become a seductive, even crucial, escape.
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In other less sterile bodily fluids, they found 54% were positive for enteroviruses, but that does not indicate its the cause of AFM symptoms, she says.
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Rather than visiting the sterile frozen-food aisles of grocery stores, shoppers crowd into poultry markets, exposing themselves to live birds and their viral-laden waste.
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These included use of genetically-modified mosquitoes whose larvae die quickly, or other means to reduce the lifespan of mosquitoes or make them sterile, he said.
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I'm actually halfway certain I would do better on that test after watching this YouTube video than I would have if I read a sterile textbook.
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Visually, the design is sterile—all white and red, with harsh fluorescent lighting—more reminiscent of a middle-school classroom than Michele Ferrero's Monte Carlo hideaway.
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These bananas are sterile and dependent on propagation via cloning, either by using suckers and cuttings taken from the underground stem or through modern tissue culture.
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Officials say Sohail may not have followed best practices in keeping the vaccines sterile, which might cause severe adverse reactions or infections at the injection site.
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That's why this just might work: Wolbachia infections render the male mosquitoes released in Fresno sterile to any female that doesn't have a Wolbachia infection herself.
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I mean, I looked around this sterile room and saw probably 20 doctors and nurses running around, as now it was considered a high-risk birth.
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This is the practice of creating sterile seeds, and many fear that Monsanto, which owns the patent to this technology, will someday opt to use it.
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Why it matters: Scientists are focused on creating artificial ovaries in order to restore fertility in women who are sterile due to cancer treatment or disease.
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Patients who feel uncomfortable in the sterile environment of a doctor's office might find it easier to talk over Snapchat from the comfort of their couch.
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In his suit, Riki claims the Flairs wrote negatively about his relationship with Charlotte -- and falsely stated that he is sterile and incapable of fathering children.
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This preparation makes them more likely to inject with a sterile syringe, not go through withdrawal, and they are less likely to turn to street drugs.
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More than a year after the shootings, authorities got a tip that Scott Ponder was sterile, even though his wife, Melissa, had recently had a baby.
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After sourcing a potential source of wild yeast from a tree or bush, he adds sterile wort to see how any potential bacteria or yeast develops.
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You dab some sterile cotton under your armpit (or under the armpit of your family member), stuff it in a jar, seal it, and label it.
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It will take some getting used to, but I'd rather be pushing ourselves to be better and attempting new things, than just letting ourselves become sterile.
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The architecture is striking in its banality; bureaucratic, sterile, and repetitive, a detention center is a mind-numbing maze with few windows and omnipresent security cameras.
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Equally, a reboot gives Capcom the chance to go back to the first game's setting, Ibis Island, juxtaposing a sterile research base against surrounding, tropical wilderness.
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We looked all over the world for locations that had this sterile, cold concrete mixed with this beautiful, Zen-like green earthy kind of a vibe.
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That sterile debate is superseded by the incontrovertible fact that the total vote for statehood in 2012 was greater than total votes for the current status.
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Her previous home, painted with white walls, had come to seem as sterile as an Apple Store; skylights in the kitchen made the brightness almost oppressive.
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In setting and mood, it bears some resemblance to J. C. Chandor's "Margin Call," which similarly infused sleek and sterile corporate spaces with danger and dread.
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Manea Brando, an investigator on Bossin's team and grandson of the iconic American actor, assists in releasing the sterile males and recording the island's insect population.
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This includes for local anesthetics and sterile IV fluids, the latter of which is used to deliver nearly every drug in an emergency or surgical setting.
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Pictures taken by itinerant photographers tell the story of how lumberjacks worked in open defiance of the societal shift toward efficiency and more sterile working conditions.
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Ten people were cited for "use of marks of unconstitutional organizations," which is a sterile way to say that they were wearing or displaying Nazi symbols.
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It would seem a force of disorder has invaded these sterile precincts, the domain of a fat-cat financial consultant named David (Kelly AuCoin, of "Billions").
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One of the common criticisms is that these programs allegedly enable more drug use because they remove a hurdle (getting a sterile syringe) to using drugs.
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"We live in a world dominated by bacteria, and it's foolish to think you can live a sterile life, nor would you want to," Adalja says.
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The vast majority of the products in question are sterile injectable drugs, hospital workhorses that are cheaply priced even though they can be difficult to make.
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Another group of scientists recently found big hurricanes also can stir up the deep ocean by dumping tons of nutrient-rich plankton on the sterile bottom.
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He claims that many of the Commanders are actually sterile that and it's only handmaids like Offred who will suffer when they fail to become pregnant.
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The pilot project seeks to replicate lab results in which 70 percent of the eggs laid by the females were sterile, Fiocruz researcher Alice Varjal said.
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But there's no better place to find out where conservatives draw that line than their annual jamboree in the sterile gulag known as National Harbor, Maryland.
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Fan's piece "Testo-candle" (2016), a candle made from testosterone and beeswax, is of a much more welcoming shape than the sterile medical bottles placed nearby.
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The nine-channel video installation is a mass of wires and screens, each one displaying banal and often sterile scenes from major airports around the world.
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His migration from the pollution-heavy square to his new, sterile home — the future site of the Grand Egyptian Museum — was a huge event, broadcasted live.
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His expression when Philip told him he and Elizabeth had been on "a break" was priceless, if devastating, given what we know of his sad, sterile life.
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The user-generated internet of today might be easier to use (and look at), but it feels positively sterile compared to the web's original lost continent.41.
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Several eye drops and ointments exclusively sold at Walmart and Walgreen stores have been recalled because they may not be sterile, the Food and Drug Administration said.
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Past measurements seem to imply that neutrinos can oscillate into a fourth identity that doesn't interact with other kinds of matter at all, called the sterile neutrino.
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So what appears to be an excellent candidate in the search for extraterrestrial life is instead a vast expanse of sterile space, if this conclusion is correct.
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These users see Google's software — its customization options, hardware affordability, and no-frills design — as the perfect refutation of the sterile, mass-marketed appeal of Apple's iPhone.
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