Already, one sterilizing facility in Illinois has shuttered under pressure from state authorities to cut the emissions, and a second in Michigan has said it will end its sterilizing operations by the end of year.
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Guidelines for sterilizing surgical instruments in hospitals often stipulate 121°C.
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Apps should also get better at sterilizing content, suggested the youth federation.
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The most high-profile attempts at doing so have involved essentially sterilizing the insects.
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In recent years, scientists have infected another mosquito species with Wolbachia bacteria, sterilizing them.
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"It's not like they are sterilizing the tables where they are cutting drugs," he said.
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This model has 10 functions, including slow cooking, rice cooking, egg cooking, steaming, and sterilizing.
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According to Brockwell, the medical establishment's resistance to sterilizing women is a result of sexism.
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Advocating for the "science of better breeding," eugenicists endorsed sterilizing people considered unfit to reproduce.
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"Often when we sedate them, we are sterilizing them from their own dying process," he said.
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"I was sterilizing instruments and preparing the room, and they were making a plan," Chor says.
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Factories have installed extra spacing between workers and shorter shift times to allow for sterilizing tools.
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As recently as 2010, California prisons were found to be sterilizing female inmates against their will.
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Schizophrenia, epilepsy, muscular dystrophy, albinism and even "abnormal sexual desire" were all grounds for sterilizing patients.
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Because bucks can travel great distances to breed, sterilizing them requires covering a lot of ground.
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In the absence of sterilizing chemicals, usually a type of oxidant, pathogens are likely to proliferate.
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The others mostly answered calls, found safe apartments and assisted by sterilizing instruments and changing bedsheets.
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"Often when we sedate them, we are sterilizing them from their own dying process," a doctor said.
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But simply sterilizing those with disabilities was not enough for the Nazis to realize their eugenic dreams.
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Usually $129, you can save over 20% and score one of these sterilizing robots for just $99.95.
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The authorities said they were sterilizing the hospital and tracking the people the man had contact with.
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If anyone is crazy enough to actually do it, sterilizing the liquid first is a must, he says.
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As with that market crash, the trick will be to stabilize volatile commodities futures markets without sterilizing them.
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Narrator: After sterilizing her hands and the client's lips, Christine uses two lip liners to map the shape.
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Instead of sterilizing the mice, the Ectromelia virus the scientists were using killed the mice — all of them.
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So cities with deer sterilization programs have mostly focused on sterilizing the female deer, which are more stationary.
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As such, consumers have to blindly trust that operators are properly sterilizing their equipment and legally disposing of bloody needles.
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That included sterilizing seats, arm rests and cup holders more frequently and disinfecting all hand-contact surfaces during peak times.
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That included sterilizing seats, arm rests and cup holders more frequently and disinfecting all hand-contact surfaces during peak times.
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TL;DR: Keep your home clean with the ROCKUBOT sterilizing robot for $99.95, a 26% savings as of March 23.
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But, rather than crudely sterilizing mosquitoes with radiation or chemicals, clever genetic engineering is now used to sterilize them instead.
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She created a homemade salve for the bears' paws and also began sterilizing tilapia skin, which she cut into pieces.
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Borboa now spends 15-20 hours a week actively tattooing, while the other half is spent sketching, brainstorming, and sterilizing equipment.
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It's been compared to eugenics, a now-discredited school of thought that aimed to control reproduction through, for example, sterilizing people.
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"Sterilizing popular cyberspaces is on our agenda," he said, criticizing the introduction of broadband in the country "without considering the consequences."
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The sterilizing system installed in the Chinese city of Chongqing is part of a larger effort to control the virus outbreak.
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People queued to fill up cans of water across the city and hospitals had no water for operations or sterilizing equipment.
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Between periods, makers of the Moon Cup do suggest boiling for five to seven minutes or using sterilizing solution or tablets.
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It replaces nine appliance functions: Pressure cooking, slow cooking, rice cooking, steaming, warming, sautéing, yogurt making, egg cooking, sterilizing, and cake making.
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Without those treatments, it can do serious, life-long damage, sterilizing men and women and causing pregnancies to develop outside the womb.
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The desire to force-fit people into societally conditioned boxes has led to sterilizing children and enacting medically unnecessary surgeries on them.
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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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Understanding all of the science about the mash, the fermentation process, sterilizing, and keeping things clean are all crucial to the process.
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Some experts have said that not thoroughly cleaning or sterilizing the jade egg could lead to infection, or that it could get stuck.
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The video, which was shared more than 17,000 times, suggests the blobs are for sterilizing women — but leaves the context of the rumors unsaid.
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As the Home Secretary in 1910, Churchill asked officials to consider sterilizing and preventing the marriage of people with mental illnesses and learning disabilities.
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So, she started making facemasks for her local hospital from vacuum cleaner filter bags and covering them with scraps of fabric before sterilizing them.
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Meanwhile, other researchers are exploring the possibility of sterilizing masks with heat or hydrogen peroxide vapor so that hospital workers can safely reuse them.
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FDA said clinicians typically use one water bottle and one set of tubing and values without cleaning or sterilizing all of the components between patients.
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For nominal price hike, you get three additional functions (egg cooking, sterilizing, and cake making) and a sleeker, shinier overall design with a large LED screen.
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We also worked on bus-mounted tanks, which transport water in the private sector to the citizens, as well as sterilizing local institutions which distribute water.
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Another pool was closed on almost identical grounds—except that it also had a non-compliant "disinfection feeder," equipment that injects pool water with sterilizing chlorine.
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University lab technicians treated the fish skin with various sterilizing agents, and sent it to São Paulo for irradiation to kill viruses before packaging and refrigeration.
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LG says the Styler can remove over 99 per cent of allergens and bacteria in clothing, with hot steam sterilizing the clothes while also straightening them.
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One of these projects involves genetically sterilizing male mosquitoes, and then releasing them into the general population, where they will only create male offspring when they reproduce.
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Just for production of the masks, a small group of workers had to ready a "clean room" that involved sterilizing the entire area, training and readying supplies.
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Hospitals around the world have battled shortages of critical protective equipment while treating coronavirus patients, resorting to expired supplies, reusing equipment and experimenting with sterilizing single use items.
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More from Tonic: The doctor wheeled his desk chair over to the cot, plunked my foot down in a metal tray, and began sterilizing the wound with iodine.
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SANAA (Reuters) - Authorities in the Houthi-held Yemeni capital Sanaa are sterilizing water supplies at wells, distribution networks and houses to help stem the world's worst outbreak of cholera.
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"To sort of claim that we're part of a greater goal of sterilizing the Mexican population that immigrates to Los Angeles," Dr. Michael Kreitzer, a defendant in Madrigal v.
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This is where, among other things, Dr. Mengele busied himself sewing twins together, injecting dwarf children with gangrene, sterilizing legions of inmates by having them sit on irradiated benches.
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These diarrhea-averting, wound-healing applications of cold plasma have been recognized in medicine for years, and it has already been adopted as a handy sterilizing agent for surgical equipment.
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Some locations tell us certain staffers have been designated to just wiping and sterilizing the joint, from individual game stations and tables ... right down to the menus and ketchup packets.
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Unlike bands like Power Trip or Xibalba, whose sound clearly melds thrash and punk, Gatecreeper's approach on tracks like "Sterilizing" or highlight "Stronghold" emphasize death metal as a primary style.
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We're told staff is sterilizing the gym but hasn't determined when it will reopen, the location serves nearly 40,000 residents at Camp Humphreys ... the largest overseas base in the world.
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"The next step - besides inflating the liquidity in the system - would be a proper QE. For example to ramp up the bond buying scheme while not sterilizing it," he said.
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However, long before that — in only about 500 million years — the Sun gets bright enough to trigger a runaway greenhouse effect and turn us into Venus, sterilizing all life on Earth.
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This updated model comes with all the same programs as the Duo60, plus settings for making cakes and eggs, and a special sterilizing mode designed for baby bottles, jars, and utensils.
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"Cups can be boiled after the cycle is complete for sanitizing, or there are Milton sterilizing tablets you can use to soak the cup for extra cleaning," Rosas and Hearn recommend.
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He said private companies are working on developing and manufacturing new tests, respirators and he said a company is working on sterilizing protective masks so they can be reused 20 times.
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"Apple and its two wholesalers have agreed not to compete with each other and to prevent distributors from competing with each other, thereby sterilizing the wholesale market for Apple products," it said.
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If the fringe of the fringe of conspiracy theorists are to be believed, shape-shifting interdimensional reptilians from royal bloodlines are trying to thin the herd of humanity by covertly sterilizing the masses.
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Likely caused by supernovae or hypernovae (also known as a superluminous supernova, which are about 10 times brighter than standard supernovae), these energetic explosions produce radioactive blasts capable of sterilizing an entire planet.
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The case of Shegu Shihabdeen Mohamed Shafi has become a focus of national attention in Sri Lanka since he was arrested in May and accused of sterilizing women from the Sinhalese Buddhist majority.
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When the Joint Commission was engaged to evaluate the VA in 2016, infection prevention and control were immediately identified as the most common areas requiring improvement, specifically regarding cleaning and sterilizing surgical environments.
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After all, for life to exist, its host star must be stable and it must not be too close to other stars that could go supernova and bathe the Earth with sterilizing radiation.
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Price: $240 Where to buy: Amazon Another slight step up, the Instant Pot Duo Plus cranks it up to 10 functions in one, with the addition of egg cooking, sterilizing, and cake making features.
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The thieves found a bucket of bleach cleaning solution, used for sterilizing tools, and dumped it out into a filtration system, before apparently using it to gather water for the shark, Mr. Covino said.
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Franks pointed to the slippery slope of attempting to engineer a society through sterilizing those "with the physical and mental disabilities, poverty, over-population, and unwantedness in general" and condemned abortions of any kind.
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Caught flat-footed, FDA is now scrambling to find alternative sterilizing processes, as the Environmental Protection Agency and states consider tightening emissions standards for these facilities, potentially threatening the industry's ability to continue operating.
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Since the Catholic Church hierarchy doesn't even recognize that transgender people like me exist, they deem hysterectomies for people like me "sterilizing," even though they permit doctors to perform them on many other patients.
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As Angelica Bastien noted in Vulture, the US has a literal, real-world history of sterilizing Mexican, Mexican-American, and black women against their will — a context that's certainly relevant to Handmaid's Tale's reproductive focus.
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After sterilizing his leg, and setting up a tripod (to document his stupidity), Nick sliced into his skin (with no numbing medication at all) and attempted to pop the gummy lipoma out of his leg.
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In addition to pressure cooking, slow cooking, rice cooking, sautéing, steaming, warming, yogurt making, sterilizing, and egg cooking, the Instant Pot Ultra also has personalized programming that allows you to create your own remembered settings.
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"Apple and its two wholesalers agreed not to compete and prevent distributors from competing with each other, thereby sterilizing the wholesale market for Apple products," said Isabelle de Silva, president of the French Competition Authority.
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As Americans across the country are obsessively washing hands, sterilizing countertops, and isolating in their homes, many have posed the question: Will this crisis fundamentally change the way we socialize and engage with other people?
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Allegations a Muslim doctor might be forcibly sterilizing Buddhists are particularly incendiary on an island where hardliners within the Buddhist majority have accused Muslims of seeking to use a higher birth rate to spread their influence.
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In addition to a stellar physical upgrade with an LCD touchscreen, this futuristic cooker includes 12 functions: Pressure cooking, slow cooking, rice cooking, sautéing, steaming, warming, yogurt making, sterilizing, egg cooking, sous vide, and pressure canning.
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" "The U.S. Border Patrol moved swiftly to mitigate the spread of any illness," the spokesperson said, "including sterilizing the facility, conducting medical assessments of all individuals and providing treatment on site or in local hospitals as appropriate.
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A presentation at the national conference of United We Dream – the country's largest immigrant youth-led community – accused Israelis of sterilizing, imprisoning and murdering Palestinians in order to maintain a majority of white Jewish people in Israel.
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It replaces a whopping 10 appliance functions: pressure cooking, slow cooking, rice cooking, sautéing, steaming, warming, yogurt making, sterilizing, and egg cooking, with the tenth feature being the Ultra button, which remembers your recipes and offers personalized programming.
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Implementing RACK standards for blood play involves sterilizing any cutting instruments, testing for infectious diseases, and only drawing blood from safer, meatier areas of the body that are not near any major veins or arteries, Dr. Aaron says.
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During the Reagan years, for example, conspiracy theories flourished among disenfranchised African American communities that the KKK secretly owned Nike, Marlboro, and Coors, or that sterilizing agents had been put in Church's Chicken to make black men impotent.
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The way we are recommending people deal with the public health crisis and stop the spread of the virus is to stay inside your house, avoid close contact with other people, and be constantly sterilizing your personal space.
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These surgeries are invasive and not always wanted — some of them, particularly those available to trans women, also happen to be sterilizing — forcing many trans people to choose between their desire to legally transition and their physical autonomy.
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For example, acquisitions spurred by Revealing the Invisible include an aquatic microscope and a vintage Listerine bottle, its name a reference to Joseph Lister, who introduced sterilizing carbolic acid to the operating room thanks to microscopic discoveries about infection.
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If using your kitchenware to clean period products makes you (or your roommate) squeamish, you could buy a steam bag, sterilizing tablets, or a microwave steam pot, but boiling kills the gross things dead, so why waste the money?
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The operation in Butler Manor Woods on a recent Tuesday was part of an effort by New York City's Department of Parks and Recreation to reduce Staten Island's growing deer population by sterilizing every male deer in the borough.
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Once they're done sterilizing their online lives, they might want to turn to an essay Assange wrote ten years ago, laying out the endgame of his leaking strategy long before he became one of the most controversial figures on the Internet.
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In 143, these four women were among the 214 plaintiffs who filed a class-action lawsuit in federal court claiming that the Los Angeles County U.S.C. Medical Center was systematically sterilizing Spanish-speaking mothers who delivered their babies via cesarean section.
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Your best course of action is to leave the microneedling to a board-certified dermatologist or skin specialist, but if you insist on buying that buzzy derma roller your Facebook friend is selling, stock up on sterilizing alcohol and proceed gently.
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"We need to have the general awareness that the stomach has an important digestive function, and it has a kind of sterilizing function," said Dr. Erika Jensen-Jarolim, the study's lead author and a professor at the Medical University of Vienna.
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Over a course of 18 months, 128 mothers were periodically asked to identify which method of cleaning their child's pacifier they used: sterilizing it by using hot water, cleaning it with soap and water or by using their own saliva.
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If you still do decide to pop the blister, both dermatologists recommend using a sterilized needle to release the fluid (sterilizing can be done by rinsing the needle in alcohol) and gently puncturing the blister to create a small hole.
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Several other women have shared with me their stories of random manual inspections of breast milk and formula, including gloved hands, swabs, and litmus paper—unsettling to any parent who spends hours sterilizing bottles and pump parts to avoid contamination.
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It received the largest fine ever leveled against a business over anti-competitive practices and "sterilizing the market" for Apple products, specifically as they are sold across a range of Apple Stores, large "big box" retailers and smaller, independent resellers.
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Rep. Steve King (R-Iowa) joked at a town hall in Audubon, Iowa, Tuesday about sterilizing Muslim women in China "so there's no more Uighurs to be born," and "trying to force them to eat pork," the Sioux City Journal reports.
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An outcry arose in the Chicago suburb of Willowbrook in August 2018 after the Chicago Tribune used that EPA data to report that the community faced an elevated cancer risk, thanks to a Sterigenics sterilizing facility located in the neighborhood.
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Since the 1990s, the Alaska Department of Fish and Game has spent millions of dollars, first sterilizing wolves, then shifting to shooting and killing hundreds of the animals from helicopters (independently, it announced the planned suspension of the program next year).
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Take the new UCLA mobile surgical lab developed by Winnebago, for instance — it's a zero-emission, all-electric vehicle that will move back and forth between two UCLA campuses, collecting, sterilizing and repairing surgical instruments for the medical staff there.
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But once you have entered the Lazy River, with all its pliability and ease, its sterilizing chlorine and swift yet manageable currents, it is very hard to accept the sea: its abundant salt, its marine life, those little islands of twisted plastic.
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The new cooker replaces 12 appliance functions: Pressure cooking, slow cooking, rice cooking, sautéing, steaming, warming, yogurt making, sterilizing, egg cooking, sous vide, and pressure canning, claiming to reach an internal pressure of 15 psi for apparent faster cooking (which we've never seen before).
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This group, backed by German advocacy group Bundesverband Trans* (BvT), are pushing their government to compensate every trans person who was coerced into sterilizing surgeries before proof of sterility was dropped as a requirement to change one's legal sex in 2011, as Reuters reported earlier this week.
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But Reckitt, whose brands include Durex condoms, Vanish detergents and Mucinex cold medicine, also had its own special problems like disappointing sales for a new Scholl "Wet & Dry" footcare gadget and a boycott of its products in South Korea following a safety scandal involving a water sterilizing product.
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And the potential pests could be neutralized by irradiating the fruit, a practice that had already been employed in sterilizing meat and other produce, and which harms the taste and texture of a mango less than the hot water treatment used for most mangoes imported from Latin America.
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The artist jams a wealth of information into 13 minutes, touching on color constancy (the ability to perceive an object as having the same color even when it's lit differently), the use of "banana" as an ethnic slur, and a sterilizing pesticide that was sprayed on the fruit.
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As I prepared to spend my first free time after a long workday strapped to a machine, then cleaning and sterilizing its many parts, I was reminded again that the pumps themselves are only a symptom of the bigger problems women face when they try to breastfeed and work.
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"Without [this sterilizing technique] ... the sickest patients would be most at risk," FDA wrote in briefing documents ahead of a two-day meeting that kicked off Wednesday to obtain expert recommendations about how to reduce or eliminate ethylene oxide emissions in medical device sterilization without compromising the availability of devices.
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In honor of National Breastfeeding Month, we have a bunch of reader stories about pumping at work, including this incredible quote: "There's nothing quite like sterilizing your pump equipment in the company lunch room while talking to your male C.F.O." We also have a new guide from Robin Shulman about pregnancy discrimination.
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In honor of National Breastfeeding Month, we have a bunch of reader stories about pumping at work, including this incredible quote: "There's nothing quite like sterilizing your pump equipment in the company lunch room while talking to your male C.F.O." We also have a new guide from Robin Shulman about pregnancy discrimination.
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"We're pretty confident with the outcome and very pleased to see that in small animals, using the technology and method we developed, one can achieve what we call a 'sterilizing cure,' or elimination of the virus," said Khalili, director of the center for neurovirology and the Comprehensive NeuroAIDS Center at Temple University's Lewis Katz School of Medicine.
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But just like when you're in the supermarket and you see some awful parent verbally abusing their kids and you think, "this person should have been sterilized before it got this far," but you'd never actually suggest that because you don't want anyone sterilizing you, the NRA is not likely to express this sentiment in public.
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Even though EPA found in 2014 that ethylene oxide was linked with breast cancer, leukemia and other cancers at much lower exposure levels than previously thought, and finalized that conclusion in 2016, it wasn't until EPA released new monitoring data in August 2018 that emissions from sterilizing facilities caught the attention of state and local regulators and the public.
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Lest you suspect me of exaggerating Zoo's main plot for comedic effect, here is the arc of season three as literally described by CBS: Ten years after the animals were cured but at the cost of sterilizing the human population, a new threat rises in the form of "the hybrids," an army of unstoppable lab-made creatures focused on destroying mankind.
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