The cases include six babies — one of whom is potentially symptomatic — and six symptomatic employees.
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The six babies, including one who is potentially symptomatic, and six symptomatic employees who have tested positive for Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) are being treated, UPMC said.
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Larry Hogan (R) said the state will require health care providers to prioritize tests for hospitalized and chronic-care patients, symptomatic first responders and symptomatic nursing home patients.
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It is symptomatic issue and not an issue in itself.
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People can also spread the illness days before they're symptomatic.
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It's symptomatic of a developing trend that I rather like.
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It's just symptomatic of truly living in a new era.
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It is symptomatic about planning for the future in America.
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Being symptomatic is an important part of the coronavirus conversation.
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Coronavirus appears to be contagious primarily when you are symptomatic.
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Those viruses, by contrast, were primarily transmitted by symptomatic patients.
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"They will never become symptomatic of this disease," she hopes.
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Diagnosed and symptomatic disease should not be minimized or ignored.
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He initially wasn't symptomatic but experienced concussion-like symptoms on Friday.
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All of these things are symptomatic of a lack of professionalism.
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Such extreme weather events are symptomatic of climate change, studies show.
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But it is symptomatic of the times in which we live.
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And, the revelation of intimate location data is symptomatic of that.
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Sarva views WeWork's troubles as fundamentally symptomatic of its business model.
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The episode was symptomatic of a repressive turn among Western liberals.
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They were often symptomatic of deeper problems in a police department.
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Can this happen in asymptomatic cases or mainly in symptomatic women?
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It was, instead, symptomatic of much deeper, much more immediate cultural malaise.
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The flaws in narration and text are symptomatic of Tyrus's primary problem.
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Its struggles are symptomatic of the crises facing Libya's non-oil industry.
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This is symptomatic of a greater failure in sub-Saharan energy markets.
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Symptomatic of these practices is the outsized influence of organized political stakeholders.
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So all the players in this study, on some level, were symptomatic.
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"Testing is recommended only for people who are symptomatic for the disease."
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I have no idea if my symptomatic friend actually has COVID-19.
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Symptomatic or asymptomatic, you can unknowingly pass coronavirus on to someone else.
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Her account was symptomatic of the climate of mistrust in Sisi's Cairo.
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For Altman, both episodes were symptomatic of Brooks's approach to the game.
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At least 49 confirmed Zika patients were symptomatic pregnant women, the CDC said.
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"Usually, just like the flu, it's symptomatic treatment and supportive treatment," Leslie said.
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Critics believe many of the deaths were symptomatic of deep-rooted government failures.
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But again I think that it's symptomatic of the world we live in.
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Psychosis is particularly symptomatic of schizophrenia, but is also common in bipolar disorder.
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But the bigger problems are often symptomatic of a host of smaller ones.
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But in 22, it feels ominously symptomatic of a larger trend toward chauvinism.
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The move is symptomatic of the rise of nationalist populism in Eastern Europe.
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China separated symptomatic people from their families, and locked people in their houses.
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Cryptococcus is found throughout the United States but rarely causes symptomatic lung infections.
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The problem is symptomatic of a health-care system strained by rapid growth.
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What she experienced, she knows, is just symptomatic of an industry-wide problem.
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"A symptomatic patient in a hospital can transfer to another person," he said.
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"Not all the cases are terribly symptomatic, but some can be terribly symptomatic," said Dr. Charles Ericsson, head of clinical infectious diseases at the University of Texas' McGovern Medical School in Houston, who was not involved in the new study.
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But she says that Hollywood's ageism is only symptomatic of a much larger problem.
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UPMC noted that a portion of the population carry MRSA without ever being symptomatic.
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This is symptomatic of a broader shortage of medicines that has caused widespread suffering.
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But many of its woes are symptomatic of problems that bedevil the whole continent.
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All autistic speech becomes symptomatic of a totalizing condition that eclipses the individual entirely.
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Furthermore, this is symptomatic of a rising distrust of experts and professionals more generally.
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"Symptomatic" students present in the triage room and share their symptoms with the clinicians.
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And you know, I think that's symptomatic of a sociopath is they lack empathy.
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Confusion between those products is really symptomatic of Google's general approach to mobile messaging.
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Rather, they are symptomatic of the challenges America faces as the gig economy matures.
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Symptomatic simply means someone is showing symptoms of a particular illness or a disease.
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In flu, there is a period where you are contagious before you are symptomatic.
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"You really need to just focus on the individuals that are symptomatic," he said.
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Cloning is symptomatic of deeper problems in how our culture thinks about pet dogs.
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J.D. Martinez of the Red Sox viewed batting practice as "symptomatic" rather than prescriptive.
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Gaetz said he was not symptomatic at the time he decided to quarantine himself.
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Some say the cartoon is symptomatic of Australia's overall attitude toward race and gender.
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When we tested those who were symptomatic, 853 percent turned out to be positive.
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Both are being treated in local hospitals, and both were not symptomatic while traveling.
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"The driver of an outbreak has always been a symptomatic person," Dr. Fauci said.
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Symptomatic treatments can make patients feel better, but they are often temporary and reversible.
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Rather, they say, it is symptomatic of broader issues voters might have with their congressman.
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CD: It's symptomatic of a pendulum swing in the direction of founders in recent years.
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This is symptomatic of other pervasive exclusions that are visible in art institutions writ large.
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This is more an indication of a functioning democracy than symptomatic of its inevitable demise.
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This latest lawsuit is another headache for Ofo, one that's symptomatic of the larger industry.
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It's also symptomatic of the fact that music gets released really fucking weirdly these days.
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"It's just symptomatic of the confusion that is taking place in Saudi Arabia," she said.
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Basically, this Spotify data is symptomatic a problem that hits every area of the industry.
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Despite its fearsome reputation, Ebola is transmissible only once an infected person is heavily symptomatic.
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In fact, in many ways, they are consistent and symptomatic of an economy in transition.
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And he questions whether it is really a disorder, or symptomatic of another mental disorder.
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Our thirst for superfoods is symptomatic of a food system that prizes quantity over quality.
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"The Oscar issue was symptomatic of a problem; it wasn't the problem," Mr. Abrams added.
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Over all we're seeing maybe 1 percent of symptomatic cases are fatal across all ages.
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Asked Wednesday why many non-symptomatic professional athletes have had access to testing, Trump deferred.
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But a recent study pegged the mortality rate for symptomatic coronavirus cases at 1.4 percent.
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"There are priorities for testing," Giroir said, noting healthcare workers, symptomatic individuals and the elderly.
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And I think the fairs are symptomatic of that, but they're not the only problem.
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When we tested a sample of people who weren't symptomatic, it was 74.4 per cent.
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Others with higher than average risk of becoming symptomatic are the malnourished, smokers and alcoholics.
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"This is symptomatic of an economy that really does not work for everyone," he said.
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"These are not people who are acutely symptomatic," said Mark Kammerer, who runs the programs.
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They said poor public services and over-development were symptomatic of a dysfunctional political system.
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There was a 20 percent increase in the number of symptomatic drugs in phase three.
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"A situation like Weinstein is symptomatic of an underlying inequality in the workplace," Tippett said.
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But all of that is symptomatic of how the second season of Mr. Robot has gone.
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Their cluelessness is symptomatic of a problem for all insurance lines, including casualty, life and health.
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The decline is also symptomatic of a string of warning signs over the past two months.
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The current test for the virus can only identify a case when a person is symptomatic.
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That silence is symptomatic of the political failure that motivates me to write about this issue.
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He came back from leave already infected, and was symptomatic before his plane hit the ground.
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The report highlighted two cases in which women contracted Zika after having sex with symptomatic men.
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Her other works—the novel Symptomatic, an autobiographical book called Where Did You Sleep Last Night?
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The disagreement is symptomatic of a deep conflict inside the Brotherhood over its leadership and priorities.
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It is symptomatic of the new breed of player trading on the world's oldest metals exchange.
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They're symptomatic of a broader set of racial disparities that exist in our criminal justice system.
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While in private practice I treated several dozens of dogs with symptomatic and seropositive Lyme disease.
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Maybe the Legend of Margate is symptomatic of a culture, or rather the breakdown of it.
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The twenty percent who are symptomatic have signs of fever, rash, muscle pains, and eye inflammation.
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He thinks the way Brexit is affecting the N.H.S. is symptomatic of a poor treatment plan.
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This was symptomatic, she said, of the worst impulses of a government obsessed with blanket classification.
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After screening, passengers who are found to be symptomatic for coronavirus will receive further medical evaluation.
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Losses on dozy rural branches and duff offshore trades are symptomatic of ultra-loose monetary policy.
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More symptomatic of current trends was the sale for the same price (€5003 million) on Feb.
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The goal was to ensure that passengers who were symptomatic remain in Japan, American officials said.
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It's easy to see these stories as symptomatic of our general miasma of fakery and doubt.
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For the 2019-nCoV epidemic, it appears that individuals can transmit the virus before being symptomatic.
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But the problems don't stop there; the deaths are symptomatic of turmoil roiling beneath the surface.
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In our three-part documentary series Symptomatic, Motherboard dives into the world of disease prevention and containment.
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This event has been symptomatic with other recent experiences with Apple products, particularly in keeping them competitive.
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Patients in the study had either mild or prodromal, meaning early pre-symptomatic, Alzheimer's disease, researchers said.
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The persecution of Mr Summers for the sin of intellectual rumination is symptomatic of a wider problem.
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But his statement is symptomatic of the Labour Party's -- and, more broadly, the British left's -- Jewish problem.
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Zika is symptomatic in only 20 percent of people who get infected by it, making diagnosis difficult.
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Critics at the time complained her switch was symptomatic of a politician who chases popularity over principle.
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Lundbeck said that it saw weak efficacy for its drug idalopirdine, a symptomatic treatment for Alzheimer's disease.
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It is symptomatic of the division within the Tory Party, not within the country, yet at least.
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This approach to former FBI Director Comey's testimony is a drill symptomatic of the Trump White House.
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"Exercise has shown mixed results for reducing hot flashes in symptomatic menopausal women," Pinkerton said by email.
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Because all of these are symptomatic of what happens when you increase the education levels of women.
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It has also slumped into cultural malaise symptomatic of any developed, industrialized, capitalist society ravaged by war.
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Steyer's candidacy is also symptomatic of a deeper illness for Democrats: a singular obsession with the presidency.
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He also stressed that while the government shutdown itself is bad, it is symptomatic or larger issues.
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Medical tourism shows such as the one I attended could be symptomatic of a poorly performing system.
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But people who have the disease who aren't symptomatic — like Paul — can still pass it to others.
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"People are thought to be most contagious when they are most symptomatic (the sickest)," the CDC says.
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Many Americans have shared stories on how difficult it is to get tested, even when they're symptomatic.
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The chart included steps for what individuals should do based on whether they are symptomatic or asymptomatic.
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"Over all, we're seeing maybe 1 percent of symptomatic cases are fatal across all ages," he said.
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One plane carrying a single symptomatic SARS patient saw the disease develop in at least 16 others.
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"As long as they're trying to do symptomatic fixes, stuff like this will keep happening," Genkin says.
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It was all symptomatic of a new president eager to tweet first and work out details later.
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Researchers can now consider opportunities for pre-symptomatic intervention, when the brain is still changing and malleable.
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Part of that is an emphasis on hospitality and part is also symptomatic of the Yelp era.
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It's also symptomatic of all these shiny, colorful products staring at us when we enter a store.
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His flurry of executive orders, many of them badly drafted fulfilments of campaign promises, is symptomatic of this.
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It is symptomatic of a new kinship between the country's supposedly independent film-makers and the armed forces.
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It was an emotional response, of course, but symptomatic of the public thinking the worst of their leaders.
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But more broadly, this crisis is symptomatic of Iraq's larger, longer-running problems with corruption and political instability.
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That the Clinton campaign didn't release the diagnosis of pneumonia on Friday is symptomatic of its own problems.
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It is symptomatic of Peru's political weakness that its most powerful ideological current is a purely negative one.
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But I really think it's symptomatic of the crisis in leadership that we have in the nation today.
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President Obama called the deaths in Minnesota and Louisiana "symptomatic" of racial disparities in the criminal justice system.
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And then finding shifts from that is the key to early detection of disease long before it's symptomatic.
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And I know online sexism is a very real, primarily male problem that is symptomatic of rape culture.
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Those who ignore it -- or train their focus solely on the narrow, symptomatic backlash -- are only fooling themselves.
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Drinking something like Pedialyte might make sense as a symptomatic cure, but I can't endorse any of that.
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Dunham identifies criticisms directed at the Kardashians, particularly at Kim's nude selfies, as symptomatic of a larger issue.
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Other symptomatic individuals who are older (age ≥ 65 years), have chronic medical conditions, and/or are immunocompromised 3.
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More often that not, it is symptomatic of something greater happening in that school or that broader community.
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"Alstom was the biggest bet, but it was symptomatic," said Deane Dray, an analyst for RBC Capital Markets.
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It doesn't strike me as a great use of time or energy, and feels symptomatic of lingering denial.
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"Artifice," he said, "is a malady of our time," an ailment symptomatic of an unsound obsession with self.
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The revisions would widen the group of symptomatic patients, which unfortunately means nothing without the appropriate testing materials.
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The man, a partner at a small Midtown Manhattan law firm, had attended synagogue services before becoming symptomatic.
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Instead, officials in Hubei now seem to be including infections diagnosed by using lung scans of symptomatic patients.
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After further investigation, travelers that are symptomatic will be sent to local hospitals that work with the CDC.
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The infected employee was not symptomatic while they were in their office, and their current condition is unknown.
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I was also very symptomatic in college [with] pretty bad PTSD, but I didn't know what it was.
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But this episode was symptomatic: even his love for me extended the fabric of his psychosis and confabulation.
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The availability of safe, affordable, and trusted OTC medicines provides symptomatic relief for millions of Americans each year.
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Trump's call to Gold Star family "symptomatic of what I think is afflicting our country right now." pic.twitter.
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"The fact we're getting no guidance is symptomatic of the dysfunctionality of this entire [administration]," the staffer said.
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Perhaps this is also symptomatic of the cynical, tragic eye that We. The Revolution casts toward its subject matter.
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In the first episode of our new series Symptomatic, we tackled the most headline-grabbing virus of late: Zika.
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Yet heading accounted for an entire segment of "symptomatic events," even if some admittedly may not be considered concussive.
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Scientists say two seasons of devastating wildfires in California are ascribable to drought that is symptomatic of climate change.
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"These findings suggest caution regarding using low-dose aspirin in individuals without symptomatic cardiovascular disease," Lee said by email.
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Some viewed Walsh's departure as symptomatic of a West Wing shakeup following the collapse of a health care bill.
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My wish for more to do or explore is symptomatic of just how enticingly gorgeous the game's environment is.
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Iran's exclusion from membership of the JMMC is symptomatic of its marginalization within OPEC and the wider oil market.
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The numbers are high enough that the authors suggest that some cases of symptomatic dengue might be going unreported.
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Jennifer Layden, the state's chief medical officer, said he was exposed to the virus when his wife was symptomatic.
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Of the 135 people in the Tianjin cluster, between 62% and 77% caught it from someone was pre-symptomatic.
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Mr. Trump's "threats to repeat impulsive acts of aggression is symptomatic of U.S. policy helping extremists," Mr. Zarif said.
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But her intervention in the debate was symptomatic of her overall oratorical record: way too little, far too late.
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Mr. Sanders and Ms. Warren have focused more on how Mr. Trump is symptomatic of a fundamentally broken system.
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"We don't know the origins of KLS, and the treatment is basically symptomatic," sleep research expert Thomas Roth, PhD, explained.
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Eating disorders and issues with weight and food, for a lot of people, are symptomatic of something else going on.
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HANSON: What is symptomatic of this entire issue is that people don&apost live the consequences of their loud ideology.
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There's a joy that runs through it that's infectious, and which is symptomatic of a growing trend in recent comedies.
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Patients in the study had symptomatic heart disease and blockages of 238 percent to 22017 percent in the tested artery.
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The brains of symptomatic dead football players are being sent to Dr. McKee and they are showing signs of CTE.
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Though Shandling did say he was symptomatic, the condition itself is not considered to be life-threatening, especially when treated.
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"However, no antidote for chlorine exists, if its use is confirmed, and treatment is symptomatic," said WHO spokesman Tarik Jasarevic.
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The 32-year-old said cannabis brings rapid symptomatic relief from the bloating, pain, and gut inflammation the condition causes.
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This treatment was clearly harmful to these very symptomatic survivors, which doubtless would include many of the people at Pulse.
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This "rotzaa" is symptomatic of the approach "Chef" takes – it makes no attempt transcend or improve on the original film.
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Goldberg's column is symptomatic of the way National Review now exists in perilous territory between the left and the right.
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Catalon, who practiced in a non-contact yellow jersey, remained symptomatic and has played in just three games this season.
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The total incidence of symptomatic cases each year is estimated to be about 2800 in 2000,000 people throughout the world.
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It was denounced as a vote-buying scheme — if not quite corruption, then still something symptomatic of Baltimore's political problems.
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The patients arrived at the hospital with fevers and exhibited shortness of breath, which is generally symptomatic of bacterial pneumonia.
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When he first arrived on the scene, his perfectly manicured bowl cut was symptomatic of an equally well-groomed persona.
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To me, its ongoing decay and, recently, the more attentive presence of security guards, was symptomatic of the city's transformation.
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The symptomatic/infectious phase lasts about five to seven days for flu and about three days for the common cold.
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But because people are contagious before they are symptomatic, avoiding people who already have flu isn't a guarantee of safety.
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Officials in Los Angeles instructed doctors on Friday not to test symptomatic patients if the results wouldn't change the treatment.
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The novel virus' RNA was found in the cabins of both asymptotic and symptomatic passengers before the surfaces were disinfected.
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Secondary goals included demonstrating efficacy of the vaccine in reducing the incidence of all symptomatic respiratory disease due to RSV.
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That sexism is both systemic and symptomatic of the industry's history of acting as if it is above the law.
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According to KGW, 88 people in Oregon are being monitored for signs of the virus but are not currently symptomatic.
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"The university is framing it as a bad apple situation, but it's really symptomatic of a larger problem," he said.
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Others question whether the cuts and deficits are symptomatic of a political swing that went too far to the right.
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Their failure to connect with one another or the better parts of themselves can feel symptomatic of a larger malaise.
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Absolutely. The issues we are dealing with with police brutality are symptomatic of the relationship between paddy rollers and slaves.
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However, he still urges caution: Patients should not go skiing, participate in collision sports or risk another head injury while symptomatic.
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Some people who are infected also may not know they have the virus if they are asymptomatic or very mildly symptomatic.
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It's symptomatic of an industry struggling to give audiences something they simply can't get online or from their television at home.
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However the high level of exports is symptomatic of a world oversupplied with oil and that continues to be the case.
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The company cited "unprecedented" results, including that 88% of pre-symptomatic infants treated with the drug were able to walk independently.
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The company said pre-symptomatic infants who were treated with the drug achieved "unprecedented" milestones, including 88% of children walking independently.
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After decades of decline, symptomatic of the country's more general deindustrialisation, that figure is now down to just 4,000 or so.
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Whatever reason Parneros was fired—and Barnes & Noble isn't saying—it's hard not to read it as symptomatic of larger turmoil.
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During that outbreak, 90 symptomatic cases were confirmed and blood samples showed that 5 percent of Key West had been infected.
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The partisan divide, which has been escalating for decades, is symptomatic of the growing disconnect between the establishment and the people.
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This is, put kindly, highly symptomatic of how blinkered wealthy liberals see themselves as far further left than they actually are.
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The language of the father that day in Munich is symptomatic of the increasingly frank—and frustrated—rhetoric around the issue.
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Health officials believe the risk of getting the virus is highest when one comes into contact with someone who is symptomatic.
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Sowing confusion The confusion was symptomatic of an administration that has often struggled to frame detailed policies and present them coherently.
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International studies There are also reports in other countries of significant transmission by people who are asymptomatic or only mildly symptomatic.
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I'm no spring chicken; I'm 57 years old, so my chances, in general, are higher than yours of developing symptomatic disease.
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But — symptomatic of China's top-down political system — the monks alleged that Xuecheng blocked their efforts to begin a formal investigation.
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I also suspect that my thinking about my own brain and the specter of dualism is symptomatic of the injury itself.
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However, tests will only be made available to symptomatic patients with doctor approvals, per public health official guidance, the organization said.
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"The role of pre-symptomatic transmission (infection detection during the incubation period prior to illness onset) is unknown," the CDC says.
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Her character and personality are dissected and presented as being symptomatic of the kind of person who would reveal state secrets.
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Guards also said there's not enough protective gear to go around and limited ability to test symptomatic inmates for COVID-19.
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On Tuesday, teachers told Gothamist/WNYC they'd gotten no instruction on what to do if they or their students were symptomatic.
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Such duplicity can be symptomatic of other governance troubles, and there's reputational risk too, so shareholders are right to be concerned.
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"I also think insomnia may be a symptom of some other disease in the body that's not symptomatic yet," Rost said.
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The political nationalism of the Scottish National Party is symptomatic of the Scotland that grew out of that time, she said.
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The behavior in the YouTube live comment section is symptomatic of the hate that plagues the internet and global societies generally.
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The offenses, sexual abuse, versus unfair compensation are by no means similar but rather symptomatic of the same cultural issues that continue.
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She agrees that groups like Ilbe are part of the problem and symptomatic of a greater issue with masculinity in the country.
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I ended up writing this particular play largely because of a TEDx Talk I saw about pre-symptomatic genetic testing for cancer.
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The apparent contradictions were symptomatic of the Trump team's failure to agree a public line on its first big national security test.
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" The restaurateur sees his experiences as symptomatic of French banks' reluctance to assist young business owners, adding: "Restaurateurs, entrepreneurs—it's the same.
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That this international code of conduct is non-binding is symptomatic of how difficult it is to control and manage pesticide use.
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But the head of the parliamentary commission, Rosy Bindi, believes they are symptomatic of a movement that has lost its original purpose.
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Therein lies the more interesting dimension to Deutsche's decline: it could be symptomatic of a broader issue of poor market liquidity conditions.
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But political movement won't take place without social change, as Northern Ireland's oppressive reproductive laws are symptomatic of a wider cultural problem.
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However, sometimes — as in the case of Target — a disorganized and chaotic store environment isn't symptomatic of larger struggles for the company.
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And yet there's a class of illnesses—multi-symptomatic, chronic, hard to diagnose—that remain associated with suffering women and disbelieving experts.
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These incidents are symptomatic of Venezuela's role as a narco-state, and indicate an ongoing threat to U.S. and regional security interests.
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Protesters see the scandal as symptomatic of the continuing collusion between government and big business within the ruling classes in South Korea.
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The deadly collapse of a bridge in Genoa this year was seen as symptomatic of the country's wider problem with crumbling infrastructure.
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Our storied C.D.C., now annexed by politicians, continues to insist that only the most floridly symptomatic patients be tested for the virus.
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"There's something that I now recognize as being symptomatic of a young playwright: that a premise would do the work," he says.
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In work accepted for publication in the journal Nature Medicine, he estimated that 1.5 percent of symptomatic people with the virus died.
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With a virus that seems to make people contagious before they are symptomatic, each of us might be the next Typhoid Mary.
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That case was likely an exceptional one, but it was symptomatic of growing frustration amongst governments and law enforcement around the world.
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Singapore's new measures announced late Monday came into effect on March 7, when authorities said two symptomatic Indonesian travellers arrived in Singapore.
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The Centers for Disease Control report 647 cases as of Tuesday, but other models suggest much higher numbers that aren't symptomatic yet.
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However, the burkini ban and the Chicago civil rights case are symptomatic of a larger problem within the Global War on Terror.
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Instead, they focused on high-risk individuals: those who had direct contact with the infected passenger, and later older and symptomatic people.
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Flaxseeds are not a standard garnish for chilaquiles, but they are symptomatic of the contemporary strain of nutrient-conscious eating Atla displays.
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The best and easiest way to detect a Zika infection is to test for the virus while a person is still symptomatic.
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Vandalism to civil rights memorials is common, and symptomatic of bigger problems, he said to the Clarion-Ledger newspaper in Jackson, Mississippi.
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The bottom half of Shakespeare's grave looked just like the others, complete with air pockets symptomatic of the grave's sinking over time.
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Widespread misinformation about addiction has left so many of us floundering without care, often in jails and prisons simply for being symptomatic.
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Symptomatic of a mounting east-west friction, the spat will overshadow a meeting this week that was meant to forge post-Brexit unity.
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The use of parental control apps, as opposed to more engaged parenting styles, might be symptomatic of this lack of engaged parental involvement.
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That set a daily record, coming after officials in Hubei seemed to be including infections diagnosed by using lung scans of symptomatic patients.
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Hostility toward immigrants and refugees is growing in both nations, suggesting that this vitriol against "outsiders" is symptomatic of toxic and threatened whiteness.
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Xofluza is now approved for acute flu patients 12 years of age and older who have been symptomatic for 48 hours or less.
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JACKSON: You were working around the periphery here and what they did was wrong and it is symptomatic of what the Democrats do.
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The CDC explicitly states that men, women who are not pregnant and children who are not symptomatic do not need to be tested.
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The protests are symptomatic of a resurgence of racial antagonism in South Africa, fanned by frustration over a slowing economy and high unemployment.
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Is it merely symptomatic of the global upsurge in terror groups seeking to displace democratic governance with an extremist variant of political Islam?
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Even after adjusting for weight and other factors, researchers found that odds of developing symptomatic arthritis rose along with the frequency of crepitus.
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If you're feeling, doing, or saying these sorts of things on a regular basis, that's symptomatic of more than just a bad workday.
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The list of the blind hypocrisy of the American entertainment complex goes on and on, but it's symptomatic of its deep liberal leanings.
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Their fault, I know, not mine, and symptomatic of the baggage, both physical and psychological, women are forced to carry around with them.
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But the barn scene is symptomatic of the schmaltz that has crept into this film, reducing its political complexity to quivering female lips.
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The cut is symptomatic of the new show's agenda: We can't have Kathryn hate gay people if she is to be ultimately redeemable.
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This is symptomatic of a wider breakdown in the postwar consensus that accepted international law as a fair price for peace and prosperity.
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One study found that Indonesia is probably reporting around 220 percent of its symptomatic cases, and India between 2000 percent and 221 percent.
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"The crackdown that followed the coup attempt was symptomatic of the government's increasing authoritarianism," according to Human Rights Watch's 2017 report on Turkey.
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It's symptomatic of the expansion of the U.S. into a variety of different arenas of conflict that no one's really paying attention to.
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Venture capital fuels a proliferation of apps and text therapies that hold the promise of quick symptomatic relief and an antidote to loneliness.
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The CDC is focusing on treating symptomatic people who have had contact with potential patients or have recently traveled to high-risk areas.
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"Currently, no ICE detainees or other staff are symptomatic for COVID-19 at this facility," ICE said in a statement obtained by CNN.
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The first priority will be symptomatic sailors, individuals who have come into contact with infected sailors, and essential watch standers, Navy leadership said.
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And some experts who gathered at the conference here this week say that is symptomatic of a larger problem: communicating with the public.
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Whatever the answers to those questions, however, most viral respiratory infections are spread through the coughs and sneezes of symptomatic patients, experts say.
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Symptoms include shortness of breath, fever, cough, kidney failure and gastrointestinal issues, however not all of those infected with the illnesses are symptomatic.
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The C.D.C. requires people to be symptomatic and to report having had a clear route of exposure, such as recent travel to Wuhan.
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The reason she was put into the hospital in the first place was because she was running a high fever and was symptomatic.
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Some minors end up in the program after committing the so-called symptomatic crimes, like gang violence or setting police cars on fire.
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The moves are "symptomatic of the industry's oversupply problems," said Chaim Shacham, a consultant and former maritime shipping executive based in New Jersey.
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That Mr. Rhodes performed with so many companies was symptomatic of the financial turmoil that the American dance world faced in the 1960s.
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Children with higher omega-3 intake, on the other hand, had milder symptomatic reactions to indoor pollution, and lower blood levels of neutrophils.
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But he's symptomatic of a trend that's concentrating more and more influence in the hands of a very particular, small set of people.
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So it kind of begs the question as to whether or not the addiction itself is the problem or symptomatic of another problem.
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It is also not well known how these facilities mitigate the threat of influenza: are vaccinations being administered, how are symptomatic individuals handled (isolation), what hygienic measures are in place, what is the availability of symptomatic relief medications such as ibuprofen and acetaminophen, and how easy is it see a health-care provider and be tested and treated for influenza?
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But in this case, it's of a piece with Wind River as a whole, as well as symptomatic of a larger issue in Hollywood.
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The public spat between the officials is symptomatic of a wider confusion within the administration over how to effectively deal with the Syria crisis.
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The Times' coverage has painted the tragedy—Oakland's deadliest fire—as symptomatic of the city's lax fire-code enforcement and its affordable-housing crisis.
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This could lead to a better understanding of the risks of asymptomatic versus symptomatic infections and how long the virus remains transmittable in semen.
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The constitutional frailty this reveals, and of which Mr Trump's election is to some degree symptomatic, has in fact been evident for some time.
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It is symptomatic of a wider problem of perceiving education as a cost to the taxpayer rather than an investment in our nation's future.
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For that, I see it as a way to capture rare symptomatic events or eventually (maybe) as a way to capture rare asymptomatic events.
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That's probably symptomatic of broader availability in mainland China, ITRI suggesting there was "some stock" built up in the first quarter of this year.
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The boy was traveling with as many as 14 other family members, 12 of whom were symptomatic and are currently being tested for Ebola.
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That may yet prove a tall technical order, but it is symptomatic of the pressures to minimise cobalt usage in the electric vehicle revolution.
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The attitudes around burkini bans "are symptomatic of the very real and disproportionate impact of Islamophobia on Muslim women," wrote ENAR director Michael Privot.
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What the pontiff said, in sum, was that these ghastly deeds are symptomatic of a wider global conflict, whose root causes are not religious.
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The recent agreement between Egypt and Saudi Arabia for the transfer of the islands of Tiran and Sanafi is symptomatic of this new thaw.
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He and his colleagues looked at 1,107 symptomatic patients at Intermountain Medical Center who had been referred for a positron emission tomography (PET) test.
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Last week's dovish Fed communications, including speeches by Fed Chairman Jerome Powell and Vice Chair Richard Clarida, is symptomatic of this difficult balancing act.
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But several experts interviewed by CNN said transmission by people who are asymptomatic or mildly symptomatic is responsible for more transmission than previously thought.
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YES. As above, this may be skewing German and South Korean results by identifying asymptomatic and mildly symptomatic persons unlikely to require medical care.
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But despite these assurances, many doctors have their own interpretation of palliative care, using it only for symptomatic relief in end of life care.
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Because tests are not widely available and many don't have health insurance, lots of shoppers will likely continue to work even if they're symptomatic.
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Because tests are not widely available and many don't have health insurance, lots of shoppers will likely continue to work even if they're symptomatic.
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Some of the key characteristics revealed in the study, namely gender, nationality, and educational background, are less prophetic and more symptomatic of socioeconomic barriers.
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CDC initially limited testing to people who had recently traveled to China or had close contact with a confirmed case and were also symptomatic.
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Warren in turn has suggested Buttigieg's reliance on wealthy donors is symptomatic of a corrupt capitalist system she has pledged to fight as president.
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The party boy antics that were once attributed to immaturity are now understood to be symptomatic of what looks like a very serious alcohol problem.
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For Democrats, the rift is symptomatic of a diverse caucus, which includes high-profile progressives like Ocasio-Cortez serving alongside moderates like South Carolina Rep.
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Tragedies bookended Brazil's year in the spotlight Bruising poll numbers The online vitriol is symptomatic of a wider criticism of Temer and his new government.
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Research shows the growing frequency and intensity of wildfires in California and other Western states are largely attributable to prolonged drought, symptomatic of climate change.
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The Huntington's Disease Society of America reports that there are about 30,000 symptomatic Americans and more than 200,63 at risk of inheriting the disease today.
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Hyundai's deep-rooted issue of compensation is symptomatic of labour market challenges in South Korea, Trinh Nguyen, senior economist for emerging Asia at Natixis, explained.
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The tight race reflected in the national polls is symptomatic of the deep divisions in our country that run along ideological, generational and racial lines.
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OBVIOUSLY YOU DON'T SET MONETARY POLICY TO ONE ASSET CLASS, BUT I THINK IT'S SYMPTOMATIC OF WHAT HAPPENS WHEN THINGS START TO BECOME LESS SUSTAINABLE.
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Commentators say the high-profile case is symptomatic of weak management at India's public sector banks - Mallya's lead creditor is State Bank of India (SBI.NS).
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Now in her life she may have gone to Rwanda... but the important thing is she did not spend any time in Rwanda while symptomatic.
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Symptomatic knee osteoarthritis, which means X-ray evidence of arthritis plus pain or stiffness, affects about 16 percent of adults older than 60, they note.
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"These are patients who have a marked limitation of physical activity and who remain symptomatic despite receiving optimal medical therapy," according to an FDA release.
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That Trump is symptomatic of much deeper problems can also be seen in the Republican Senate's attempt to sneak through Obamacare repeal behind closed doors.
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In this sense, Mr Trump is symptomatic of the rise across Europe of more nationalistic politicians; in Hungary and Poland, they have come into power.
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"I strongly feel that everyone should have a dietary assessment as part of their overall health care whether they are symptomatic or not," she added.
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The incongruity between the king and queen's support for the Charlie Hebdo cartoonists and the government's willingness to help incite against dissidents here is symptomatic.
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Many in the United States see China's aggressive pursuit of Microsoft as symptomatic of a larger protectionist streak that China has toward foreign tech companies.
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In the collection of poems, Brooklyn writer Morgan Parker masterfully reflects on both the loneliness and moments of triumph symptomatic of living amidst such contradiction.
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The grumbling and the thundering are both reflective of a broader unease, and symptomatic of an ambient insecurity that no one really wants to name.
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Neither crew member appears symptomatic and they are both remaining in their cabins out of an abundance of caution, Princess Cruises said in a statement.
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What's more, the risk of symptomatic infection increased by about 4% with each year of age among adults between the ages of 30 and 60.
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One hospital in California told a symptomatic nurse she did not qualify for a coronavirus test, despite coming into direct contact with a positive patient.
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What most disturbed him, and seemed symptomatic of a larger malaise, was the government-fueled drive toward land-grabbing and wilderness-taming at any cost.
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"I'm 28, I consider myself pretty healthy, I work out regularly, I eat healthy and I became symptomatic a few days ago," Mr. Underwood said.
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While the infection itself is fairly common, symptomatic mononucleosis "is the less common presentation and occurs particularly in adolescents and young adults," Dr. Razonable said.
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Studies have shown that the increase in the frequency of heat waves and the rise in global temperatures is symptomatic of human-caused climate change.
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"It's symptomatic of the revolutionary state's highly ideological and often inept approach to governance," Suzanne Maloney, an Iran expert at the Brookings Institution, told me.
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He was in close contact with his wife during a long period of time when she was symptomatic, the Illinois Department of Public Health said.
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The boardroom turmoil at two of the country's most prominent companies is symptomatic of the clouds that are beginning to gather around the German economy.
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If your sister has the gene, she may well become symptomatic before her children have children, and everyone will know what they need to know.
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If it is true that asymptomatic or minimally symptomatic people can transmit the disease frequently and efficiently, testing may need to be broadened, experts said.
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But the report did not resolve the question of whether symptomatic infection in pregnancy is more dangerous to a fetus than asymptomatic infection, experts said.
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For some, it manifests as part of a severe depression, social anxiety or incipient psychosis — that is, it is symptomatic of another primary psychiatric diagnosis.
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And second, we have to understand that his fans' not minding how he talks is symptomatic of how all of us relate to formality nowadays.
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The big question now for the market will be whether the Netflix earnings-related drop is a one-off event or symptomatic of something deeper.
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A former Lion Air chief pilot, Jimmy Kalebos, said that refusing to acknowledge problems was symptomatic of the company's approach to safety before the crash.
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Those who are already diagnosed and those who are symptomatic should absolutely be managed by physicians, and many will be treated with medications or procedures.
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You can see why in this chart from the study, focused on the patients who experienced symptoms: Just as they were starting to feel ill, they had the highest concentrations of virus in their noses: What's more, the one person who was asymptomatic carried a similar amount of virus as the symptomatic patients, "which suggests the transmission potential of asymptomatic or minimally symptomatic patients," the researchers wrote.
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James Kossin, a scientist at NOAA National Centers for Environmental Information in Madison, Wisconsin, says Harvey's slow pace may be symptomatic of a troubling larger trend.
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Zika virus: What to know Seven patients who are still symptomatic, and potentially infectious, are being treated at Tan Tock Seng Hospital, the MOH said Monday.
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The data so far suggest that Apple's platform may soon enable medics to spot Parkinson's digitally, over the internet, before it is symptomatic in a patient.
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The exchange for Hassan is symptomatic of the difficulties down-ticket candidates have had running for reelection in a cycle shaped by deeply unpopular presidential nominees.
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Additionally, there was no difference between the two groups in the share of women who experienced symptomatic UTIs, died, were sent to hospitals or used antibiotics.
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Ebola is highly contagious once patients are symptomatic, so as families and close-knit communities tried to care for sick loved ones, they risked infection themselves.
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"And so we've been seeing a lot of kids who are more symptomatic and more intoxicated," said Wang, who was not involved in the French research.
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The figures are symptomatic of a wider shift in eastern Europe's traditionally conservative Catholic electorate towards the more liberal views espoused by Pope Francis, said Vasecka.
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This is a highly marginal tonnage in the global alumina market and symptomatic of the problems facing all the companies attempting to assess the alumina price.
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The potentially new use would be for prevention of blood clots in high-risk patients with coronary artery disease (CAD) or symptomatic peripheral artery disease (PAD).
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Usefully, however, it's symptomatic of the kind of quip-bait that deflects responsibility onto handy targets rather than taking a good hard look at the mirror.
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Christie said the state agreed to let her go to Maine after confirming she "was no longer symptomatic," but remained unapologetic about New Jersey's quarantine policy.
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The Heyward dinger was symptomatic of Cincinnati's season—the struggling outfielder had only hit six round-trippers in 551 plate appearances heading into that at bat.
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"What we're seeing in the United States is symptomatic of what we see around the world," Chenoweth, who also collects data about mass movements worldwide, notes.
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"I definitely believe that tragic incident was symptomatic of the overall rise of Islamophobia in our country," says Ibrahim Hooper, the national communications director at CAIR.
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Pruitt's spending on travel, security and the soundproof room is "symptomatic of a troubling culture that appears to have swept through this administration," the Democrats wrote.
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Cramer argued that Facebook's comeback is symptomatic of a broader problem in the stock market: the negativity that gets directed at seemingly countless stocks and situations.
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Unfortunately, the bottom line is that doctors have to make a trade-off between getting patients the symptomatic relief they need and risking serious side effects.
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Some former employees say Juul grew too fastFor the former employees who talked to Business Insider, the layoffs were symptomatic of deeper problems at the company.
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This refusal to wield power is symptomatic of a deeper malaise within a certain generation of Democratic leaders, as my colleague Alex Pareene noted last month.
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" Pirro said Comey's letter, sent 11 days before the presidential election, "disgraces and politicizes the FBI and is symptomatic of all that is wrong in Washington.
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And it did favor drinking cranberry juice: There were 39 episodes of symptomatic UTIs in the cranberry group compared with 67 episodes in the placebo group.
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However, there have been questions raised as to whether the disease can also be spread before someone shows signs of it (also known as pre-symptomatic).
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Given the difficulties of getting tested and delays in getting results, many employees still may not be sure they have COVID-19 even if they're symptomatic.
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Her hospital is splitting in half the usual amount of blood given to patients, but if a patient is still symptomatic, they will receive more blood.
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This figure — what the authors call symptomatic case-fatality risk — is far lower than previous death-rate estimates for Wuhan, which ranged from 2% to 4.5%.
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Of these 324 people, the Army has identified 153 with "confirmed or likely symptomatic exposure," according to John Resta, director of the Army Public Health Center.
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"You probably would make a good immune response before you even become symptomatic again and might really blunt the course of the disease," Dr. Krammer said.
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Crew members who are symptomatic or sick will not be allowed to take the charter flights home and may instead be moved to a medical facility.
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I think if you count all the cases of minimally symptomatic or asymptomatic infections that probably brings the mortality rate down to somewhere around 1 percent.
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Like Lee, Romney — the other senator from Utah — had been in contact with Paul before his test results came back positive, but he wasn't symptomatic either.
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Mr. de Blasio said the man's wife and three daughters — ages 8, 10 and 11 — were also mildly symptomatic and had been tested for the virus.
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When around a symptomatic patient, household members must wear a face mask, as well as gloves if they have contact with his or her bodily fluids.
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A recent study found that nearly half of patients in Singapore and 62% of patients in Tianjin, China transmitted the virus when they were pre-symptomatic.
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Previously, a CDC spokesperson had told CNN that two of the passengers were symptomatic during flight, but the spokesperson later said they were asymptomatic while flying.
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But he was in close contact with his wife during a long period of time when she was symptomatic, the Illinois Department of Public Health said.
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And the good news is that as children get older, they can learn these techniques, which make even a symptomatic child much less dangerous to others.
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The new cases set a daily record, coming after officials in Hubei seemed to be including infections diagnosed by using lung scans of symptomatic patients. Feb.
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"Usually, just like the flu, it's symptomatic treatment and supportive treatment," Kim Leslie, an emergency-department nursing director at Swedish Hospital in Chicago, told Business Insider.
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Whole athletic organizations have been cagey as to how their seemingly healthy members got access to tests while actually symptomatic people in their states have not.
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"In addition to causing joint damage, intraarticular bullets can fragment and dissolve in synovial fluid, leading to lead absorption and delayed symptomatic lead poisoning," the doctors wrote.
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She added that exposure to lead can have both short- and long-term effects, ranging from a small change in organ function to symptomatic life-threatening toxicity.
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The struggles of motor manufacturers are symptomatic of a wider economy in which consumers and businesses are unwilling to make expensive commitments given the atmosphere of uncertainty.
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Scientists say the growing frequency and intensity of wildfires in California and elsewhere across the U.S. West are largely attributable to prolonged drought symptomatic of climate change.
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As Nick Clegg, a former leader of the Liberal Democrats, puts it, the fact that transition was ever controversial is "symptomatic of a strategyless approach to Brexit".
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A column in China's state run "Global Times" newspaper described the recent coups as symptomatic of the "collective dilemma" of countries in Asia, Africa and Latin America.
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It's not clear if the lesson has been learned yet, but it is symptomatic of the uncertainty and lashings of chaos Trump has brought to international diplomacy.
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"This is symptomatic of an industry that has realized that growth in smartphones has ground to a halt," Richard Windsor, an independent analyst, said in a note.
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On that basis, when used in patients with symptomatic Type I SMA, it said the Novartis therapy represents a cost of $240,000 per quality- adjusted life year.
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For anyone who suffers from anxiety, this seems pretty symptomatic, especially when Chidi explains that his brain often feels like a fork stuck in a garbage disposal.
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For many women in the financial services industry, the episode is symptomatic of a much larger problem that has gone unchecked for decades, some financial advisors said.
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As unsettling as Wallace's death was, it is symptomatic of a larger conflict over farming practices that is coursing throughout the Arkansas Delta and across the country.
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Those 45 days for a pro-forma rejection letter are symptomatic of an agency that routinely takes the entire 85033-day approval period to deny state applications.
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Much of that is dictated by a commercial benchmark, and that hierarchy is as symptomatic of classism and social inequality as any other barrier in America today.
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"We are also following infection control recommendations, including proper hand-washing techniques and wearing masks, gowns and gloves when caring for any symptomatic patients," the statement said.
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They found that symptomatic patients older than 59 were 5.1 times more likely to die from the coronavirus than people between the ages of 30 and 59.
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In their eyes, the appeal of those idols is defined primarily in the negative, by their lack of the attitudes and behaviors symptomatic of entrenched male privilege.
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"There is a fervent desire to view this as an isolated instance rather than symptomatic of a culture that deprecates women and doesn't take the concerns seriously."
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In the early days, the World Health Organization's messaging was inconsistent, with some of its experts favoring Singapore's strategy of widescale testing and isolation of symptomatic people.
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Antônio Costa, founder of River of Peace, an anti-violence group, said Mr. de Souza's silence was symptomatic of a city many feel is descending into chaos.
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Some supporters of LGBT rights see progress in Ukraine as symptomatic of the country's closer integration with the European Union and rejecting its ties with neighboring Russia.
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The latest blazes have capped a pair of calamitous wildfire seasons in California that scientists largely attribute to prolonged drought they say is symptomatic of climate change.
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It was merely symptomatic of a larger issue: During his time in treatment, he and his fellow offenders were treated as scientific experiments rather than human beings.
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Indeed, all of Siegelaub's many practices can be found to revolve around one proposal: The way culture is communicated is symptomatic of the way it is produced.
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She tells Hyperallergic that the few top-lot flops are less indicative of the market as a whole and more symptomatic of Christie's overconfidence in their pricing.
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That's partly symptomatic of a "good old boys' club" mentality that sees filmmakers cherry-picking eager male protégés who look and think like they did as fledgling visionaries.
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"We do not test everybody, we test only those who are symptomatic," said Paulyn Jean Rosell-Ubia, health secretary in the Philippines, which has reported 12 Zika cases.
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This wasn't in and of itself a cause of the crisis, but rather was symptomatic of the lack of government discipline that helped set the stage for it.
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"Assuming that people are not hospitalized, not isolated for the first week of their symptomatic period, then that certainly is a key opportunity for onward transmission," Meyers said.
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In a couple of decades, it may no longer be seen as symptomatic of social immobility if a prime minister passes through Oxford on her way to Westminster.
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Do you think that 3-point checklist — the idea that you can do just a couple things and solve the problem — is symptomatic of a moment we're in?
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That verbal inconsistency is symptomatic of a deeper problem in Baltimore: If people can't agree on the definition of a problem, how can they unite to solve it?
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For instance, although the patients were symptomatic for a few days before getting the drug, in reality, it was likely they had been infected about a week before.
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"Dry eye testing should be performed in symptomatic patients to determine the exact cause of dryness as well as to integrate the proper, customized treatment plan," says Silani.
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It's the oddly amusing hashtag on Twitter, that's symptomatic of the frustration some Australians have towards the treatment of LGBT kids in the the country by its government.
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Fiercely anti-communist, National Review saw the civil rights movement as symptomatic of a perilous trend toward egalitarianism—one that was allied with decolonization movements around the world.
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Even though Theon has never been a favorite character, others recognized the decision as a realistic manifestation of his pain, perhaps even symptomatic of post-traumatic stress disorder.
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The fact that Century was still generating concentrates several months after it had supposedly closed is symptomatic of the elastic timeline of the much-anticipated zinc supply crunch.
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"I think that's kind of symptomatic in some ways of the problem or the tension at the heart of the relationship that Facebook has with publishers," she said.
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With the rise of Trump and other fringe right-wing movements around the world, it's fair to say militias may be symptomatic of the same larger political trends.
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Yet the mere fact that these ceremonies exist is symptomatic of deeper fears that the picture of a happily integrating country might not be so rosy after all.
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The problem is symptomatic of political deadlock that has left the country without a president for almost two years and prevented the government from taking even basic decisions.
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Those concerns outweigh Flynn's Fourth Amendment privacy rights and are symptomatic of the general state of foreign policy making at the White House, which appears to be adrift.
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"The point of academic analysis is not to criticize, but to reveal the contradictions, to possibly reveal the flaws that are symptomatic of their time," Evans points out.
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The allegation, which then-FBI Director James Comey says is not true, is symptomatic of a President willing to launch all sorts of unwarranted accusations against officials. 22016.
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Barring some religious groups—which called abortions "sinful" and symptomatic of a "low standard of sexual morality"—New Zealanders in general expressed a need to better support women.
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"This month's historic low reading is symptomatic of these risks that we are flagging... we may potentially see an entrenched slowdown within the business operating environment," he said.
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Loreen is worried that Hannah and Fran's issues are symptomatic of a larger problem, namely that Hannah doesn't know how to love someone who is kind to her.
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The saturation, fragmentation and herd-like activity is symptomatic of the uncertainty that governs market forces in security, which I think leads to irrational buying and selling behavior.
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Lack of interest in social interaction, of the sort displayed by the mice Dr Costa-Mattioli and Dr Buffington have been studying, is certainly symptomatic of human autism.
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" The family probably has been dealing with a very symptomatic child for a while before they get to her, and "when they come in, they're kind of wounded.
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The researchers found that symptomatic patients older than 59 were five times more likely to die from the coronavirus than people between the ages of 30 and 59.
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I attended classes, even while symptomatic, and trekked to the track every afternoon to record times, all in an attempt to maintain some semblance of my former life.
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The hiccups may have been symptomatic of growing pains: Kimpton has launched upward of eight properties a year since International Hotels Group acquired the brand in 2015. Unbeatable.
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While the song depicts the mediocre choices one has to take home to feel something, that is not solely symptomatic of someone who has moved beyond their youth.
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A more reliable guide is the natural course of infection, which can be divided into three phases: incubation (infectious without symptoms), symptomatic/infectious, and recovery (noninfectious with symptoms).
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The employees were not symptomatic in the office, and both are quarantined at home and recovering well, according to the email from Tesla's EHS department head Laurie Shelby.
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Still, health officials in India took the goal of elimination seriously, and by 2005 the number of symptomatic cases dropped to fewer than 1 case per 10,2017 people.
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That means Germany has a truer picture of the size of its outbreak than places that test only the obviously symptomatic, most seriously ill or highest-risk patients.
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"If they become symptomatic, they are asked to call the medical center for an evaluation and care from the ship's medical professionals (at no charge)," the spokesperson said.
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Critics see both FEMA programs as symptomatic of a disjointed and backward-looking approach to disaster planning that devotes inordinate resources to rebuilding at the expense of prevention.
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The market has suddenly taking an optimistic attitude towards the Fed — "symptomatic of despair" and "grasping at straws" was how Gluskin Shuff strategist and economist David Rosenberg put it.
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This week, a mumps outbreak at the Harris County jail in Houston forced staff to isolate 14 symptomatic people and quarantine a few hundred other inmates, according to officials.
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In a statement on Facebook, Mashrou' Leila said the ban was symptomatic of "the fanatical conservatism that has contributed in making the region increasingly toxic over the last decade".
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Any given act of corruption tends to get blamed on an individual actor in the West, while being considered symptomatic of a broader malaise in a place like Nigeria.
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Meanwhile, Wiek says the fact the mahout involved in Monday's incident was reportedly an inexperienced Burmese migrant is symptomatic of an industry heavily reliant on an expendable migrant workforce.
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But more broadly, while this one political crisis is not so catastrophic on its own, it is symptomatic of Iraq's larger, longer-running problems with corruption and political instability.
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Thiel himself described Trump as "symptomatic of everything that is wrong with New York City" just two years ago — he's under no illusions that Trump is a great businessman.
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But suicide is only the tip of the iceberg for French farmers and symptomatic of a much larger problem: namely, depressed wages and ever-lowering prices for agricultural products.
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So it's not just the fall in the oil prices itself but world trade growth which is extremely weak - both of which is symptomatic of this broad deflationary trend.
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"As far as symptomatic Brugada syndrome, I have been practicing pediatric electrophysiology for 23 years now, and I have probably seen two to three cases of it," she said.
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While a startlingly candid revelation, it is symptomatic of a broader trend among land and wildlife managers to turn a blind eye to the ecological damage from domestic livestock.
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It is symptomatic of a sport that is not delivering the entertainment or storylines that is demanded nowadays – where television channels, newspapers and internet sites demand content 24/7.
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Trump supporters often view fact-checking of their President and journalists who point out his falsehoods as symptomatic of a media that they see as irretrievably biased against Trump.
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The article also addresses the semi-obvious: Eating alone can absolutely be symptomatic of loneliness, and loneliness on a societal scale is kind of a huge deal right now.
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To make matters even more baffling, the only data on pregnancy outcomes available is derived from women who were symptomatic, a small subset of those who have contracted Zika.
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President Donald Trump's bizarre decision to deride retired Admiral William McRaven on Sunday is symptomatic of a wider rift between the commander in chief and the military he oversees.
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"I perceive the use of the objectionable image as symptomatic of a general lack of attention to the diversity of individuals in a largely homogeneous school district," he said.
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But it's also symptomatic of a lazy habit that infantilizes high-profile women in America and abroad, and skims over the personal details and unique circumstances that shaped them.
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Now, research shows that that test, either alone or combined with other evaluation methods, is better at predicting whether a symptomatic patient required heart surgery than the standard evaluation.
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Some analysts say the public feuding between Sechin and Tokarev is symptomatic of a long period of uncertainty running up to 2024 when Putin is due to step down.
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There is always something – in our case we'd have long meandering talks about stuff that didn't exist yet, a problem that is symptomatic of having a bad tech stack.
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It's a sense of betrayal symptomatic of the modern age, when a smartphone program that you've come to rely on tells you that you're either a sucker or stranded.
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READ: All the people who may have exposed Trump to coronavirus Trump indicated Friday that he'd "most likely" get tested at some point, although he said he wasn't symptomatic.
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"Because they're the ones that are out and about, and they're the most likely to be in social gatherings, and they're the most likely to be the least symptomatic."
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She said millennials will be key in stopping the pandemic because they're the ones who are most likely to be out and about, while also being the least symptomatic.
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Not having a chief financial officer at Uber could not be "justified" given the company's scale and is "symptomatic of the broader problems with past management practices," Benchmark added.
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In this episode of Symptomatic, Motherboard pays a visit to William Fenical, the researcher who believes that the solution to antibiotic resistance lies at the bottom of the ocean.
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But more than that, it is symptomatic of something that this community has struggled with for nearly half a century: the absence of strong institutions to bind it together.
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The spokesperson added that company is also following the CDC's guidance and providing personal protective equipment to healthcare workers who might be treating people who are symptomatic at locations.
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The CDC's initial criteria called for testing only symptomatic patients with a travel history to China or those who may have had contact with a lab-confirmed coronavirus patient.
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A long-term care facility in Seattle, home to one the biggest coronavirus outbreaks in the US, said it didn't have enough tests for 65 symptomatic employees on Monday.
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The imbroglio was "symptomatic of the lack of coordination of a managed migration policy at the European Union level," said Imogen Sudbery of the International Rescue Committee in Brussels.
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It suggests the coronavirus may now be spreading in the country, person-to-person — with this person just the first to be symptomatic, seek medical care, and test positive.
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"There's another whole cohort that is either asymptomatic or minimally symptomatic," Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, said in a briefing last month.
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In Benioff's case, a penchant for good deeds coincides with a shifting public conversation about good itself—a waning tolerance for symptomatic fixes, a growing appetite for structural change.
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Treatments have been developed to provide symptomatic relief, such as levodopa, which helps replenish the brain's supply of dopamine, but those have a set of problems of their own.
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Its bleak cynicism feels total—a picture of a whole doomed culture symbolized by one symptomatic man, who prepared the ground for more extreme right-wing leaders to come.
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The office has adopted a very conservative guideline to identify individuals who may have come into contact with the ill Members during the pre-symptomatic period of March 13th.
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Scientists have said the growing frequency and intensity of wildfires in California and elsewhere across the West are largely attributable to prolonged drought that is symptomatic of climate change.
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But instead of focusing on that, the researchers emphasized their findings on "symptomatic UTIs" — meaning women who simply complained of UTI symptoms but didn't actually have a positive urine culture.
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"These findings indicate that symptomatic hand osteoarthritis is very common, and affects a substantial proportion of the population in their lifetimes," lead author Jin Qin told Reuters Health by email.
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While the video was never hosted on xHamster — the company's CEO confirmed this in a later statement — it was symptomatic of the larger problem with some young men, Novo said.
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Such measures, however, will only identify symptomatic cases of Zika, but only one in five people have symptoms of the virus, which include fever, rash, joint pain and pink eye.
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By some measures the U.S. currency suffered its largest one-day percentage drop outside of the crises of 32.643 and 2008, symptomatic of just how crowded bullish positions had been.
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" Still, the authors conclude, the data suggest "that individuals on a gluten-free diet cannot avoid accidental gluten intrusions and these small amounts are sufficient to trigger severe symptomatic responses.
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Carige's troubles stem from decades of mismanagement and excessive influence of local stakeholders and are symptomatic of a widespread malaise among regional Italian banks, which a deep recession has exacerbated.
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These incidents are symptomatic of broader missteps by the U.S., whose rudderless policy has led to a lack of accountability for these attacks and, indeed, Assad's continued hold on power.
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It is symptomatic of the general problem that while these taxes may sound attractive to some, if legislated, they will be much more complicated, cumbersome and costly than originally advertised.
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The strong May labor report was symptomatic of its strength, showing 2202,2628 new jobs, unemployment at the lowest level since 28500 at 6900 percent, and wage growth up 2628 percent.
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Staple thinks that supernatural abilities (like the Beast's strength) are symptomatic of delusion, and has devised what she thinks is treatment including bright lights that force them to switch identities.
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Bisley said Trump and Haley's rhetoric was "pretty crude and unsophisticated" and symptomatic of the administration's lack of a broader view of world affairs and the US role in them.
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The lack of language around this role, and the many different ways we "mother," is symptomatic of the lack of discussion around what mothering looks like in the 21st century.
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With the kind of formalism that is symptomatic of contemporary painting and largely dominated by abstraction, we viewers are not used to reading historical references within this kind of painting.
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The county, which refused to disclose that information, said in a statement that health officials screened 60 members of the "specific community" and tested nine symptomatic individuals for the coronavirus.
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Many of these efforts go beyond the recommendations of the World Health Organization and Centers for Disease Control, which only advise extra cleaning if a symptomatic passenger has been identified.
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The withdrawal by Hong Kong's stock exchange on October 8th of its takeover bid for the London Stock Exchange was symptomatic of the strategic bind in which it finds itself.
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He added that to his knowledge, the Chinese did not tell US health authorities that the virus could spread before someone is symptomatic, a crucial aspect of any disease investigation.
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The researchers were more interested in another question: Did the supplemental M.R.I. screening catch so-called interval cancers that would become symptomatic before the next routine screening, two years hence?
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Until Thursday, the CDC's criteria only called for testing symptomatic patients with a travel history to China and those who may have had contact with a lab-confirmed coronavirus patient.
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The two patients were in very close contact for an extended period of time, and health officials believe that the female patient was symptomatic when she passed on the virus.
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He told Business Insider why these popular companies are symptomatic of a potential corporate-debt crisis, and explained how his alternative approach to picking stocks produced superior returns this year.
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"There's another whole cohort that is either asymptomatic or minimally symptomatic," Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, said at a briefing in early February.
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But when I saw her, I felt like what she was doing was not only rude, but symptomatic of some liberal white people who co-opt the work of others.
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The foot rests deeper down into the midsole, and I felt the symptomatic support and stability without any harder materials being introduced (which also helps keep the shoe so lightweight).
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The woman was not symptomatic before she went to the hospital for testing, so it's unclear what impact if any it will have on the others in quarantine at the base.
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Jacklin believes American Phil Mickelson's criticism of the narrow fairways in Paris during Europe's Ryder Cup victory over the U.S. in September is symptomatic of the modern-day thinking of professionals.
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"But they have not been doing the public health fundamentals of quickly following all the contacts, listing all the contacts, and isolating them as soon as it becomes symptomatic," he says.
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The million-strong protests against her were also symptomatic of a broader malaise, especially among South Korea's young: they are twice as likely to be unemployed as the average South Korean.
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In this episode of Symptomatic, Motherboard's series about the world of disease prevention and contamination, we take a peek at what's inside one of America's most secluded government laboratories: Plum Island.
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"This issue is symptomatic of the larger issue of the censorship of women's bodies and valuable sex education material that is deemed inappropriate because it focuses on female anatomy," Electra said.
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No definite collusion has been shown, but the emails, which were uncovered by the legal team of the President's son-in-law, are symptomatic of how special counsel investigations can work.
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The feedback they receive from the culture is clear: Men should be earning more so that they can provide for their families, and if they don't, it's symptomatic of a problem.
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Both the White House and the Kremlin have suggested that the hack — and whatever action the U.S. might take in response — would only be symptomatic of an already frayed diplomatic relationship.
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" Yet the leaks, infighting, and paranoia are merely symptomatic of a deeper problem: President Donald Trump's failure to fill countless key positions as he presides over "the slowest transition in decades.
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Drivers said the new rules were symptomatic of the problems facing an industry struggling to compete with app-based services while also wrestling with new efforts to regulate for-hire vehicles.
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From Dershowitz's perspective, the Russia investigation is symptomatic of a broader civic ailment that affects both sides of the aisle: wielding criminal investigations in a politicized manner to harm one's opponents.
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"He added that this was symptomatic of attitudes in Silicon Valley, which he said was marked by an "extreme strain of parochialism" that made it "incurious" about "problems of other places.
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The considerable access that the filmmakers enjoy is also symptomatic of Mr. Weiner's narcissism, as are scenes that show him leading gay pride and Israel day parades with near hysterical gusto.
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Mahto reminds us that lip balm is extremely useful for the dryness that can occur in the winter months, as well as providing sun protection, and symptomatic relief for cold sores.
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His research, published in the journal Annals of Internal Medicine, also suggests that symptomatic screening for the virus -- such as temperature checks at an airport -- may be missing recently infected people.
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During the symptomatic/infectious phase, symptoms like coughing and sneezing serve as a warning sign to avoid direct contact with a sick person, and especially to avoid exposure to respiratory secretions.
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If the slowdown in new development is symptomatic of a lull in luxury sales, then the strength of co-op sales may suggest a surge in the entry- and midlevel markets.
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In the UK, the bulk of people are not being tested for the coronavirus and, if symptomatic, have been instructed to place themselves in quarantine rather than go to a doctor.
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This reveals potential outbreak hot spots, offers some idea of where the virus may spread next, and importantly, warns officials who to contact next and potentially isolate if they become symptomatic.
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She visited their emergency room recently for an injury and may have been treated by one of the doctors who is now seriously ill from the virus, before he became symptomatic.
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The House's attending physician advised Moulton that even though he is "symptomatic," he and his wife don't qualify for tests because the symptoms are minor and wouldn't change the treatment protocol.
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The controversy surrounding her story has become an important topic within Latinx circles and beyond, because it's hugely symptomatic of our experiences telling Latinx stories in a largely white publishing industry.
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Yellen's emphasis on inflation reflects a deeper issue: Low inflation could be symptomatic of remaining slack in the U.S. economy, meaning policymakers may have yet more room to pursue employment growth.
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Both Republicans and Democrats in these strongly conservative states see the unrest around education as symptomatic of broader unease about years of budgetary belt-tightening that have followed popular tax cuts.
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"There's another whole cohort that is either asymptomatic or minimally symptomatic," Anthony Fauci, the director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, said at a briefing in early February.
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The churn in the polling in 2011 turned out to be symptomatic of a Republican primary electorate that was never able to reconcile its more moderate majority with its conservative base.
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" "Sadly I think this is a bit symptomatic of what, I think, is afflicting our country right now," he continued, saying that the most important threat the U.S. faces is "parochialism.
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It was a delight, but its future may depend on that construction project, and whether the solemn, barren-seeming lakes next door are symptomatic of how this landscape will be managed.
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And the implosion of the Trump brand is symptomatic of a wider rift that affects not just the real-estate mogul, but the entire relationship between the Republican Party and big business.
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So it's not yet possible to conclusively establish whether posting selfies in itself damages relationships or whether selfie-posting and problems in relationships are symptomatic of an underlying trait such as narcissism.
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As we've learned from the past year of reckoning, men like Moonves, Weinstein, and others held to account for their abuses of power, are symptomatic of a problem that transcends individual harassers.
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The company, which is majority owned by Illumina and has a roster of big-name investors such as Jeff Bezos and Bill Gates, says it will start detecting cancer before it's symptomatic.
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Canceled and/or delayed flights, overbookings, rotten service, the cattle-car atmosphere of your typical airline experience—all of it is symptomatic of an industry that is dominated by just four airlines.
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I saw the financial woes of big-money ballplayers as symptomatic of a larger problem plaguing average Americans — a retirement problem, largely due to inadequate knowledge, poor advice and lack of preparation.
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Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer said in a statement that Trump's decision to break his campaign promise on China was "symptomatic of a lack of real, tough action on trade" against Beijing.
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While symptomatic of a nationwide problem that portends a raft of problems for American economic competitiveness, it also has stark ramifications for our national security if we don't, or can't, reverse it.
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"The problem is that you're actually contagious the day prior to becoming symptomatic," says Jessica Grayson, MD, an assistant professor in the department of otolaryngology at the University of Alabama at Birmingham.
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"Suboptimal capital allocation behavior is symptomatic of a larger organizational deficiency: a tendency to favor gut feel and thematic proclamations without tangible evidence or appropriate analytical support," McGuire wrote in the letter.
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" He added, "Individuals who are sick or symptomatic should talk with their health care professional and find out because they might have an underlying reason for having that cough or that symptom.
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For some reason, while mass shootings like the one we saw in Las Vegas are widely seen as symptomatic of a "national" problem, the continuing scourge of killings in our cities isn't.
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The quarantine wing houses the less symptomatic patients -- so there are fewer visits from staff suited up in protective gear -- but all of these rooms, too, are equipped with negative air ventilation.
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"Asymptomatic and mildly symptomatic transmission are a major factor in transmission for Covid-19," said Dr. William Schaffner, a professor at Vanderbilt University School of Medicine and longtime adviser to the CDC.
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A study posted Sunday by Belgian and Dutch researchers shows that between 48% and 66% of the 91 people in the Singapore cluster contracted the infection from someone who was pre-symptomatic.
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Officials are currently urging individuals who are symptomatic to take tests and advising against tests being administered for people who do not show signs that they could be infected with the disease.
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People between ages 60 and 79 were about twice as susceptible to symptomatic infection as people aged 40 to 49, and about three times more susceptible than people aged 30 to 39.
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The exit polls' overestimate of Mr. Trump's support among well-educated white voters is symptomatic of the survey's deeper problem: a tendency to severely underrepresent older, white voters without a college degree.
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" He adds, "The first step is not a call for more trials but a retreat from an unbridled and potentially harmful insistence on rigorous sodium restriction in those with symptomatic heart failure.
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"That doesn't mean that potentially exposed individuals shouldn't take proper precautions such as adhering to self-quarantine principles as necessary and immediately reporting to medical staff should they become symptomatic," Daly said.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has recommended that individuals take appropriate preventative actions, including staying home if an individual feels any symptoms or lives with someone who is symptomatic.
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He was told there were not enough partner companies to accommodate graduates, symptomatic of the city's failure to enforce rules that companies who receive city subsidies hire New Yorkers, employment experts say.
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The charge is symptomatic of a global container shipping industry that is set to book a collective loss of around $6 billion in 2016, showed estimates by maritime consultant Drewry Financial Services.
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Those symptomatic passengers unable to board the flight will "receive the required care in Japan," the State Department said, expressing its gratitude to Japan for its "extraordinary care and hospitality" and assistance.
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Pauley said the company was believed to be following CDC guidance to quarantine symptomatic individuals until test results are returned, a process that Carroll said was expected to take about 24 hours.
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The press conference marked a curious conservative strategy: one that seemed designed to hold on to Trump's evangelical base by treating racism as, essentially, symptomatic of a lack of sufficient Christian faith.
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This is symptomatic of a problem with a minority of people, who—like those who take nonconsensual pictures of people in public—like to perv on people and take away their agency.
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In fact, having observed them for months, I believe their unique way of talking about—and doing—coke is symptomatic of cocaine "going craft," at least in the eyes of this community.
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Some supporters of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) rights see progress in Ukraine as symptomatic of the country's closer integration with the European Union and rejection of its ties with neighboring Russia.
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For Cherif Keita, a native Malian and professor of Francophone literature at Carleton College in Minnesota, this willingness to experiment is not peculiar to Amadou & Mariam but symptomatic of a unique, Malian worldview.
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ATHENS, June 24 (Reuters) - Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras said on Friday Britain's decision to leave the European Union was symptomatic of a deeper malaise in Europe which needed to be urgently addressed.
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It gains the approximate status of a belief that lies outside the mainstream consensus—like, say, the flat earth or 9/11 trutherism—but is not viewed as symptomatic of a psychiatric illness.
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Vice President Pence in an interview that aired Monday on "Rising" said the caravan of Central American migrants moving toward the U.S. southern border is symptomatic of the country's larger problem with immigration.
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Nonetheless, even if they fail to pass judicial muster, these proposed rollbacks are symptomatic of the shamefully destructive approach to environmental and public health policy that has thus far characterized the Trump administration.
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If symptomatic cases occur among persons in these red zones, identifying and treating these patients and preventing new chains of transmission in order to stop this Ebola outbreak will become an extreme challenge.
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Senior British officials and European diplomats fear the standoff may be symptomatic of a broader problem: a profound disconnect between May's inward-focused government and an EU that is focused on self-preservation.
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It's symptomatic of why we're focusing back on trading, because it was a challenge to combat these blatant false facts, especially with a constituency, the companies, that have been left in the dark.
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"As the House doctor explained, I am 'symptomatic,' but because the symptoms are minor and a test would not change my treatment protocol, my wife and I don't qualify for tests," Moulton said.
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The least symptomatic of them were housed in the center's quarantine units -- which resemble dormitory rooms, complete with TVs and exercise bikes while the most serious cases were admitted to the biocontainment rooms.
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The screening process starts by asking people if they're symptomatic, though only those who say they have severe symptoms are directed to log in with a Google account to find a testing site.
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And Google is supposedly working on a website—by Sunday night we'll even know when it will be ready to launch, according to Pence—that will direct symptomatic people to those drive-throughs.
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On the other hand, with about 200 influenza-positive cases coming in during the three-month containment effort, there were likely dozens of cases that came in undetected in their "pre-symptomatic" stage.
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These wild swings from one weather extreme to another are symptomatic of a phenomenon, variously known as "climate whiplash" or "weather whiplash," that scientists say is likely to increase as the world warms.
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Vice President said more than 195,000 people have been tested for the novel coronavirus in the US. He urged people who were not symptomatic to avoid seeking out a test for COVID-19.
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It is easy to read the popularity of the biopic as symptomatic of a modern obsession with celebrity, but the trend is more likely due to the formal differences between biopic and investigative documentaries.
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But this Court can understand his actions, without excusing them, as symptomatic of transient immaturity, and not consider them to be predictive of who he might be in the future with time and medication.
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I think the rush to take Kavanaugh's perspective sympathetically and the way that it comes at the expense of a female perspective is symptomatic of something much broader and really pathological in our culture.
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RELATED: Mike Pence defends Donald Trump comments on Vladimir Putin: 'inarguable' While the snubs can be symptomatic of more chronic issues, former diplomats said the incidents within themselves don't tend to do lasting damage.
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Improving from watchOS 4's heart rate spikes alerts, the new Apple Watch will also offer new health features that detect unusually low heart rate, irregular rhythm symptomatic of atrial fibrillation, and take electrocardiograms.
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The U.S. Olympic study could help answer some of the big unknowns surrounding Zika, particularly the relative risks of asymptomatic versus symptomatic infections, and how long the virus remains present and transmittable in semen.
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KR: I think it's important that Europe gets its act together, and I don't think you do that by being absent, but I think it was symptomatic, what happened that they were not here.
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That includes the obvious "coughers and sneezers," Schaffner says, but also people who have a cold but aren't symptomatic yet, as virus particles could be in their breath a day before symptoms set in.
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In a stinging assessment of Google's decision to establish an AI lab in China, while also withdrawing from US military contract "Project Maven," he said it was symptomatic of a narrow Silicon Valley outlook.
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Clark's tweets are symptomatic of a much larger problem -- the continued erasure of black women's stories in American culture and the various social and political movements that promise, but often fail, to include us.
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Other sources called Grab's management ineffective and their policies haphazard, and claimed that the office it opened in Seattle in January is symptomatic of its struggle to attract and retain talent in Southeast Asia.
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Apparently, if you drink cranberry juice every day for over three years, you'll stop one "symptomatic UTI," which is what it's called when you feel like you have one, but haven't had a test.
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"Unfortunately, Duterte's machismo and ill-regard of women is also symptomatic of Philippine society's entrenched sexism and patriarchal culture," Joms Salvador, the secretary general of Gabriela, a women's rights organization, said in an interview.
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Countries limiting tests to people who meet certain criteria like being fully symptomatic, over a certain age, or having recently traveled to countries like China "isn't the way forward in this epidemic," he said.
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"HHS has been working with public health systems since Day One — that's how we've been catching these cases and educating the American public on what to do if they become symptomatic," the spokesperson said.
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Secondary screeners are advised to stand six feet away from passengers they observe and do not wear the sturdier N95 masks, also known as respirators, because they arent exposed to symptomatic travelers, she said.
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Similarly, in the 2017-18 flu season, when the United States had a particularly bad outbreak, the respiratory virus resulted in an estimated 61,000 deaths and 45 million symptomatic cases — but no travel warnings.
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Others say it is merely symptomatic of a dysfunctional State Department that, under Mr. Tillerson's uncertain leadership, does not yet have in place the senior political appointees who make the wheels of diplomacy turn.
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"That is symptomatic of what exactly's been happening in the last couple of years — when the actions of a small number like this Young man" discredit "the Australian Muslim community at large," he said.
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Enio Cubillo Araya, the director general of Costa Rica's civil aviation agency, said in a phone interview that the two crashes appeared to have been isolated episodes and not symptomatic of a deeper problem.
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The Whelan email is symptomatic of the utter panic consuming a nomination that hangs by the thinnest of threads and the looming spectacle of out of touch octogenarians like Orin Hatch interrogating Dr. Ford.
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"The evidence we now have suggests that 'gaming disorder' is merely symptomatic of other, underlying mental health problems""This was a very poorly thought out decision [by the WHO]," Ferguson told me in an email.
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"I believe these gender-related difficulties are symptomatic of a much deeper issue ... the extent to which international politics is such a thoroughly masculinized sphere of activity that women's voices are deemed inauthentic," Tickner writes.
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Because head bleeds are often catastrophic and the benefits of low-dose aspirin are not well-established, doctors should use caution when prescribing this medication to people without symptomatic cardiovascular disease, the study's authors said.
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"This escapade in at least two or three countries is symptomatic of the total security catastrophe that is the Schengen agreement," said Marine Le Pen, who leads France's far-right, anti-immigrant National Front party.
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In street activism lies hope for progressive reforms to democracy, but when such activism is also symptomatic of a total loss of faith in existing democratic institutions, it can work in the service of authoritarianism.
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The rioting in Haryana by the Jats, a rural caste, is symptomatic of increasingly fierce competition for government jobs and educational openings in India, whose growing population is set to overtake China's within a decade.
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The stalled traffic in the capital city is symptomatic of the nation's broader woes, in particular population growth, which is moderate by the standards of the developing world, but disastrous given the size of Bangladesh.
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North's appointment was ripped by gun-control advocates who called the move symptomatic of an NRA tone-deaf given his role in the arms-trafficking scandal that engulfed the White House in the Reagan administration.
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The InfoWars mess is symptomatic of an industry that has grown too large and unruly, with an outdated legal and regulatory framework that both under-regulates platforms and gives them little motive to self-regulate.
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The Zika virus damages many fetuses carried by infected and symptomatic mothers, regardless of when in pregnancy the infection occurs, according to a small but frightening study released on Friday by Brazilian and American researchers.
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While the illness associated with Zika is typically mild, and symptomatic in only about 20% of those who catch it, there is mounting evidence that the virus can cause more serious complications in some patients.
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"Appropriate use of ibuprofen and paracetamol is still currently being recommended by most European health authorities as part of the symptomatic treatment of COVID-19," the company that also makes Dettol and Lysol disinfectants said.
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That methodology was based on the belief that there was an association between symptomatic women and birth defects associated with the virus, like microcephaly — which is characterized by a shrunken head and incomplete brain development.
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This isn't the first time officials have sought passengers who'd been near coronavirus patients This is not the first time officials have contacted passengers of a US-connected flight that had a symptomatic coronavirus patient.
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Stop flights In comments that previewed the nativism of his presidential campaign, Trump attacked a Liberian man named Thomas Eric Duncan who traveled to the US with Ebola but only became symptomatic once he arrived.
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These police murders are symptomatic of the racism structurally embedded in America, the responsibility of which bears no exemption for anyone who lives in this country, especially white Americans, Republican and Democrat, north and south.
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In recent years, amid roiling racial tensions between minority communities and law enforcement, activists have pointed to the hulking armored vehicles mobilized in protests across the country as symptomatic of the militarization of the police.
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Laser ablation surgery "has emerged as a new minimally invasive surgical option that is best suited for patients with symptomatic localization-related epilepsy," said Dr. Jacqueline French, the chief science officer with the Epilepsy Foundation.
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"Something as simple as buying frozen food is really just symptomatic of the trends we're seeing at large," said Allie Aguilera, Policy and Government Affairs Manager at Young Invincibles, a Washington D.C.-based advocacy group.
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"We do not want to create disability when students recover and are no longer symptomatic but at the same time want to make sure students receive timely and carefully crafted best practice academic accommodations," Vavilala said.
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It is administered by physicians with two 105 milligram injections every month for a year "This is a largely under-diagnosed and under-treated disease partly because it is not a symptomatic disease," Amgen's Gordon said.
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The killer blaze, fueled by thick, drought-desiccated scrub and fanned by fierce winds, capped a catastrophic California wildfire season that experts largely attribute to prolonged dry spells they say are symptomatic of global climate change.
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"Knowing how to predict who will develop symptomatic osteoarthritis may give patients and providers clues to who should receive earlier treatment or even prevention," Solomon, who wasn't involved in the study, told Reuters Health by email.
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It's partly symptomatic of a kind of art-film preciousness — shh, we're watching art here — but also of people habituated to viewing images at home, where you can view in silence or while in full yammer.
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Rioting and looting in Haryana by the Jats, a rural caste, is symptomatic of increasingly fierce competition for government jobs and educational openings in India, whose growing population is set to overtake China's within a decade.
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Their campaign began with an impassioned essay in The American Interest last month by Eliot A. Cohen, a former Bush State Department official, who depicted Mr. Trump as symptomatic of the broader "moral rot" of America.
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The country's worsening economic inequality problem isn't symptomatic of a flaw in the system, something to be fixed by the government, but the natural product of individuals' (bad) choices -- their laziness or profligacy or whatever else.
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A trial published in the Lancet in 2012 showed that although antimicrobial catheters reduced bacterial contamination of urine (efficacy), they failed to reduce the rates of symptomatic catheter associated urinary tract infections in routine practice (effectiveness).
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Anthony Fauci, the nation's top infectious disease expert, said Sunday that he is not currently planning to get tested for coronavirus because he's not symptomatic and because he doesn't think every American should take a test.
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"What you're seeing in the data looks like some symptomatic differentiation, but it's really just the fact that these services were first introduced in markets that would yield the most profit to the company," he says.
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Frontline hospital workers in New York are now required to take their temperature every 12 hours, though many doctors and nurses fear they could contract the disease and spread it to patients before they become symptomatic.
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Frontline hospital workers in New York are now required to take their temperature every 12 hours, though many doctors and nurses fear they could contract the disease and spread it to patients before they become symptomatic.
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She was instructed to self-quarantine only from March 9 to March 13 since she'd already spent several days interacting with her coworkers, and father and brother, with whom she lives, and no one was symptomatic.
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The students in my school who would have been stranded through these weeks by swirling reports of symptomatic and asymptomatic, of secondary or tertiary contact, of news conferences and contact rules and misinformation, don't feel abandoned.
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"This is just really symptomatic of this bigger problem: The fact that patients with complex, medically unexplained symptoms ... they're often dismissed, and a lot of mainstream physicians think that patients are faking it," he told CNN.
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But lawmakers from both parties have complained about losing funding for projects within their own states and have argued the practice is symptomatic of a wider transfer of power from Capitol Hill to the White House.
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"What this study shows is the potential impact of alcohol reduction or abstinence in people with symptomatic heart rhythm problems," co-author Dr. Peter Kistler of The Alfred Hospital in Melbourne told Reuters Health by phone.
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Rioting and looting in Haryana State by the Jats, a rural caste, is symptomatic of increasingly fierce competition for government jobs and educational openings in India, whose growing population is set to overtake China's within a decade.
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For the current study, reported in the journal Heart Rhythm, researchers surveyed 1,295 patients with symptomatic paroxysmal AFib and found the most common behaviors that triggered episodes of the arrhythmia were alcohol consumption, caffeine consumption and exercise.
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My impulse to euphemize is symptomatic of a broader struggle the country is having with the tendency to speak less than truthfully for fear of offending those unwilling, or incapable, of facing realities that make them uncomfortable.
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The problem of orientalism in pop culture is symptomatic of a larger Western infrastructure of anti-blackness, where anything outside of the realm of whiteness is pushed to the fringes of society, albeit with levels to it.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The vicious circle of duty-bound readers and conversation-chasing editors which has attended the avalanche-like rollout of Todd Phillips's Joker is symptomatic of a culture starved for zeitgeist cinema.
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In either case, it is symptomatic of the ways conservative media pushes Republican elected officials to pander to conservative voters—with maximal commitments to prevent imaginary apocalypses, precipitating either political crises or disaffection in right-wing ranks.
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"Given that the majority of Zika cases are asymptomatic or mildly symptomatic, and mosquitoes in the affected areas may already have been infected, isolation of positive cases may have limited effect to managing the spread," it added.
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The failures of these supposed consumer and public guardians to uncover theses misdeeds is symptomatic of the Administrative State's drift away from protecting the interests of the American people and toward a punitive ideologically-driven enforcement agenda.
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Sadly, by its finale, "The Morning Show" is less addictive train wreck than glum clunker, symptomatic of peak TV: it's yet another lacquered, poorly structured ten-episode story, whose sparks are dampened as it becomes more earnest.
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Dr. McKee said that Stage 2 C.T.E. can be especially symptomatic, causing problems like depression, short-term memory loss, lack of impulse control, irritability and mood swings, and that some symptoms could be confused with mental illness.
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In his new book, The Complacent Class, the economist Tyler Cowen argues that the affluent have actually doubled down on stubborn self-satisfaction—a complacency that he sees as symptomatic of a wider malaise gripping the country.
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But he and his album are symptomatic of a greater trend in music, in which artists draw aesthetic influence from good artists, try to sound like them, and end up creating something that sucks really, really hard.
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"I think the rush to take Kavanaugh's perspective sympathetically and the way that it comes at the expense of a female perspective is symptomatic of something much broader and really pathological in our culture," Manne told Illing.
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" — Frank Luntz, Republican consultant and pollster "Harris directly confronting Biden on busing/segregationists was historic, powerful, and unimaginable on a presidential stage until very recently, which is itself symptomatic of a world Biden is struggling to defend.
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"This helps explain how rapidly this virus continues to spread across the country, because we have asymptomatic transmitters and we have individuals who are transmitting 48 hours before they become symptomatic," Dr. Redfield said in the interview.
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The clashes in Kirkuk are symptomatic of a deeper problem that the United States has failed to address for many years: Both within countries and between them, the regional order in the Middle East is rapidly collapsing.
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But notwithstanding the latest barbs between the world two largest economies, Treasury demand remains strong and likely symptomatic of traders' belief in a larger, more malignant downturn in the global economy and a secular decline in inflation.
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However, seemingly mild cases of Covid-19 can morph into more severe cases involving the lower lungs and up to 20 percent of symptomatic novel coronavirus infected individuals require hospitalization, with 5 percent overall needing intensive care.
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Symptomatic of BLM's problematic role in the global extinction crisis, populations of the greater sage-grouse continue to plummet, as federal sage grouse plans fail to restore degraded habitats and spur a rebound to healthy population levels.
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They do not believe he was symptomatic on his travel home, but the state health department said that out of "an abundance of caution," the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention would notify passengers on his flight.
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In brief, current regional instability represents a policy failure to acknowledge that the challenges we face are symptomatic of growing regional divisions, both within and between nations, and to address basic structural issues, including governance and corruption.
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With a less severe symptoms profile, patients may stay in an asymptomatic or mildly symptomatic state for a long time, symptoms appearance may be more gradual than sudden, and progression to hospitalization and death would be rare.
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YIELD CURVE The progressive inversion of the U.S. Treasury yield curve through the latter part of 2018 and the first nine months of 4 was symptomatic of growing fears about recession and expectations of interest rate cuts.
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"I don't know if it's causal or symptomatic of long-running economic maladies that have affected these communities and particularly affected workers who have seen their job opportunities decline," Yellen said in response to questioning from Sen.
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Phil Murphy confirmed to CNBC on Tuesday that a 55-year-old man from Englewood, New Jersey, who had tested positively presumptively for the coronavirus, had attended CPAC, and that the man was symptomatic as of Feb.
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Escalating friction between Afghanistan and Pakistan flared into brief clashes at the Torkham border crossing in June, the violence symptomatic of a wider decline in relations between Pakistan and Afghanistan that has prompted political and sometimes military confrontations.
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Although there are plenty of anti-monarchists in Canada (and a significant number of Canucks who are apathetic about the crown) there's also a pervasive fascination with the royals that seems to be symptomatic of most commonwealth nations.
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One social media user who describes himself as a anti-racism strategist argued that white violence is often framed in terms of mental health, whereas individual acts of black violence are seen as symptomatic of an entire race.
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By this much looser measure, the two groups indeed differed, and in a way that favored drinking cranberry juice: There were 39 episodes of symptomatic UTIs in the cranberry group compared with 67 episodes in the placebo group.
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"It appears that the slowdown that we saw in Q1 across Europe may well be showing signs of spilling over into Q2 and may be symptomatic of a broader economic malaise," said CMC Markets' chief analyst Michael Hewson.
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I think we&aposre under the mayoral governance of an impotent governor -- I&aposm sorry -- mayor who is doing absolutely nothing who is complacent and I think that sort of complacency is symptomatic of what is going on.
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DELTA'S $20 MILLION DESIGNER UNIFORMS DRAW MIXED REVIEWS Within hours of Lands' End supplying the new outfits to 64,000 employees, reports of symptomatic reactions began circulating on social media, the Chicago Business Journal and Promo Marketing magazine reported .
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This love of interior design — and the symptomatic desire to give more people the freedom to design a space that feels like them — is again present in its take on sofas, the de-facto centerpiece of a home.
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While U.S. President Donald Trump said in a speech in Warsaw, Poland, Thursday that his country was focused on reciprocal trade deals, Gurria argued that the Trump's approach was not unique, but instead symptomatic of a wider trend.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germans started adjusting to a new world on Thursday, brushing off any notion that a shock humiliation in the soccer World Cup, which coincides with a rare moment of political instability, was symptomatic of national decline.
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A 2014 Cochrane Review of 26 trials involving over 40,000 patients found that silver alloy-coated catheters "were not associated with a statistically significant reduction in symptomatic catheter-associated urinary tract infections (CAUTIs), and are considerably more expensive".
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But this is also an oddly symptomatic book, characteristic of our age's self-doubts, divided between the quotidian realism of diaristic autofiction and the magical privileges of unfettered fiction-making (the kids in the desert, Ella Camposanto's texts).
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"It's symptomatic of the way the government is working these days and not filling the critical role of NOAA administrator," said Robert Ryan, a former president of the American Meteorological Society, who supports the nomination of Mr. Myers.
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For Dzhibladze, Putin has been able to rally his country by focusing on "the enemy from without" — the West — as well as the "enemy from within": gays, who are widely seen as symptomatic of Western decadence or vice.
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Instead, the Labour Party's Twitter account, after asking about supporters' "weekend plans," suggested they participate in local election events, a post that critics said was symptomatic of Labour's attempts to sidestep the biggest political crisis in a generation.
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"Additional investigation is needed to ascertain the presence of human-to-human transmission, modes of transmission, common source of exposure and the presence of asymptomatic or mildly symptomatic cases that are undetected," the WHO said in the statement.
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" Corker said Trump's behavior is symptomatic of how the President is "continual tearing down institutions causing Americans to lose faith in institutions instead of building them up -- that's what made our country function the way that it is.
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The focus on South Korea, however, is symptomatic of a broader redistribution of LME-stored and LME-storable aluminium away from previous load-out black-spots such as Detroit and the Dutch port of Vlissingen towards Asian locations.
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The risk is that he is seen as even more monstrous — that he can no longer be taken as symptomatic of the problem with men in power, because he is no longer just a man, but something other.
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The whole episode was fairly symptomatic of Lukaku's career: He left a club that genuinely felt he was adding nothing in a transfer that made him the third-most-expensive player, by cumulative transfer fees, of all time.
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Current recommendations for preventing sexual transmission of Zika in returning travelers now differ depending on whether the returning traveler is symptomatic and on whether the couple is planning to become pregnant, but that may need to be changed.
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The Modern's show, organized by Samantha Friedman and Jodi Hauptman, is symptomatic of the museum's growing interest in all things dance- and performance-related, which is sometimes interesting but sometimes reads as simply a fear of missing out.
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The battle, ostensibly over a new industrial strategy led by Economy Minister Peter Altmaier, is symptomatic of a deeper struggle in the party over its future and has broken a truce agreed in December after a divisive leadership contest.
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Speaking to the broader political climate, Phillips also said the incident was symptomatic of larger sociopolitical fissures in the United States, and he explicitly noted that President Donald Trump's racist and xenophobic rhetoric has only divided the country further.
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While largely superficial, these changes in wording are symptomatic of broader shifts of the Trump era occurring within federal agencies that are trying to boost fossil fuels and roll back efforts to study, mitigate, and adapt to climate change.
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It's symptomatic of much in modern football; David Guetta recording the Euro 2016, not only that but staging something as inherently spontaneous as a chant for the purposes of the track says a lot about the game in 2016.
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The apparent lack of a strong outside network is symptomatic of a president who has sidelined his communications professionals, including communications director Mike Dubke, who recently resigned, and a president who has decided he is his own best communicator.
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VR's potential reaches far beyond killing time before a movie starts The conundrum is symptomatic of an industry that is slowly sorting itself out as it makes the transition from a fantastic emerging technology and into an actual business.
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"We can link these connectivity changes in the brain to poor top-down emotional processing and greater maladaptive rumination, or worrying, in symptomatic depressed soldiers after mTBI," physicist Ping-Hong Yeh of Walter Reed said in a public statement.
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James Kennelly, a spokesperson for Hudson County, said two detainees at the facility had been tested for COVID-19 with negative results, and that new detainees are screened for symptoms of the virus and returned to ICE if symptomatic.
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THREAD: If the concern is that asymptomatic or mildly symptomatic younger Americans (millennials) are continuing to spread #Coronavirus because they don't heed warnings, you could require anyone between certain ages to wear a procedure mask when they go out.
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But which is more of a threat to our existence: a natural world that is symptomatic with the sickness of excessive human intervention, or the people who deny the change — the willfully ignorant in charge of the federal government?
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Officials have urged Americans to use discretion before seeking a coronavirus test, advising them to be administered to people who are symptomatic and not for those who do not show signs that they could be infected with the disease.
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He portrayed the Justice Department's resistance as symptomatic of the outgoing administration's ambivalence that, in his view, led Mr. Obama not to fight congressionally imposed transfer restrictions that blocked him from carrying out his plan to close the prison.
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"It appears that it is not just the 'big hits' resulting in symptomatic concussions that increase the risk of neurologic disorders later in life," said Robert Stern of the Boston University Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy Center in a Journal editorial.
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But I will not and I do not believe the markets will dismiss this either - as the resignation is symptomatic of a host of issues that have been normalized by investors and by citizens over the last 12 months.
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Chick's decades-long appeal to conspiracy theories is symptomatic of a section of the voting public still susceptible to the idea that those whom they oppose are not just wrong, but part of Satan's plan to rule the earth.
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Privacy advocates will tell you that the lack of a wide boycott against Google and particularly Facebook is symptomatic of a lack of information: if people really understood what was happening with their data, they would galvanize immediately for other platforms.
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"A symptomatic patient who undergoes a procedure for a diagnostic purpose is different and could have more complications compared to an individual (without symptoms) who is being screened for this disease," Borghaei, who wasn't involved in the study, said by email.
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Cleveland (CNN)As a political media strategist for President George W. Bush, Mark McKinnon helped orchestrate two Republican National Conventions and he believes the plagiarism controversy earlier this week may be symptomatic of a larger problem for GOP nominee Donald Trump.
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As these fractions accrue, however, we learn that DAU's storylines — featuring clandestine homosexual relationships, religious persecution, state paranoia, incest, and theoretical physics — are symptomatic of the same underlying condition: life in a social experiment, whether the Institute or the Soviet Union.
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"Although the 'tablet revolution' is fully and effectively entrenched in our daily activities, we must be reminded that these devices are only a decade old and it may be that related symptomatic disorders are only now emerging," the authors wrote.
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" She explains that some keep bringing up kink as symptomatic of a deeper mental health issue, but kink-positive therapy means that "clients can reveal this information in passing, and it's accepted as a normal healthy part of their relationship.
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The trial, in which Zuma was acquitted, was widely seen as symptomatic of the processes by which women are disbelieved in rape cases, particularly in South Africa, which has one of the highest rates of sexual violence in the world.
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Taken to the extreme, competitive currency devaluations may give way to protectionist trade policies, which would be negative for global growth; • Third, negative interest rates may be symptomatic of central banks reaching the limits of what monetary policy can do.
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" She explains the affair now as her deepest regret, but also as symptomatic of where she was at in life: "I was in this frantic state where I felt this duty to myself to get as many experiences as I could.
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"It's symptomatic of a White House that is more dysfunctional than ever — except now it's not just chaos, the long knives are coming out," said Chris Whipple, the author of "The Gatekeepers," a history of White House chiefs of staff.
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Bill Bolling, former lieutenant governor of Virginia and a Republican, took Stewart's victory to be symptomatic of where his party is heading: I am extremely disappointed that a candidate like Corey Stewart could win the Republican nomination for U.S. Senate.
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While none of that speculatuion is supported by any statements from Milne or his estate, these connections to systems of thought and categorization are symptomatic of Milne's eye for archetypal behaviors that we recognize in our own friends and family.
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I'd like to suggest that the sentiment is symptomatic of some larger trend to return to simpler technological times, that the 3310 in the beginning of a nostalgia movement among smartphone buyers akin the vinyl movement of the last several years.
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It said the outlook would be a lot worse if Britain failed to strike a friendly deal with the EU. "Brexit is symptomatic of a broader threat to the global economy," Lena Komileva, managing director of G+ Economics, a consultancy.
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"Without using appropriate facemasks or other personal protective equipment," he said, "individuals living in the same household as, or providing care in a non-healthcare setting for, a person with symptomatic [coronavirus] are likely to be at high risk of infection."
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Cain is critical of the lack of attention Democrats paid to economic issues in 2016: Hillary taking support behind the blue curtain for granted is symptomatic of the party's shift to middle and upper middle class professional and creative class workers.
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Testing in Los Angeles is now reserved for symptomatic patients 65 and older or those who have underlying health conditions, in addition to those who are quarantined because they've come in contact with someone who has tested positive for the virus.
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When the Netflix show featuring the tidying-up consultant Marie Kondo debuted, three prominent white feminists tweeted that Ms. Kondo was a "pretty little pixie" with "fairylike delicacy" and that her speaking Japanese on her show was symptomatic of America's decline.
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This will reduce spread of the virus within the hospital, from staff and visitors who may have only just started to have symptoms, perhaps even mild, or even not yet symptomatic and at a stage where they may infect others.
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If you are able to count and test everybody — for example, on a cruise ship, or in a small community — then you may be able to paint a picture of what fraction of infections are asymptomatic, mild, symptomatic, and severe.
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Vice President Pence previewed the guidance during an off-camera briefing with reporters at the White House Tuesday evening, explaining that some local officials were given the false impression that tests could only be administered to patients who were mildly symptomatic.
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"The service members were newly arrived in country, and were in a precautionary screening facility when they became symptomatic, were moved to isolation and were tested," the statement said, adding that the nationalities of the people would not be released.
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Still, a treatment that is effective in reducing the duration of the presence of the virus even in milder cases, and in lessening the impacts in moderate symptomatic patients, would be a huge benefit to the ongoing fight against the coronavirus.
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Priority should be given to people who are involved in an investigation of an outbreak — as well as their contacts, and exposed health care workers — and to symptomatic people who have returned from trips to affected regions, Dr. Schaffner said.
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The city also will focus on making sure health care workers -- because they'd have the most contact with symptomatic people -- have the supplies they need to lower the chances they would become sick, city health officer Dr. Tomás Aragón said.
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Symptomatic of this shift is the election to the House of Representatives of two Muslim women (Rashida Tlaib and Ilhan Omar) who along with two female colleagues, also left-wing Democrats, have been taunted by Mr Trump and his supporters.
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"The service members were newly arrived in country, and were in a precautionary screening facility when they became symptomatic, were moved to isolation and were tested," the statement said, adding that the nationalities of the people would not be released.
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Perhaps what these reactions, very far from engendering a dialogue, signify, is not only that art in times of crisis can become much larger than itself, but that they are symptomatic of a country traumatized and still largely at war.
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