And finally, put aside your worries about baths being unhygienic.
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"It's simply because they're old, dated, and unhygienic," says Cheung.
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Among the unhygienic samples, three tested positive for rat DNA.
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French Coke manufacturers accidentally made consumers sick with unhygienic bottling practices.
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These were all seen as time-consuming or unhygienic, according to Leak.
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It's getting unhygienic and we don't know what to do about it.
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However, barefoot enthusiasts reject the notion that being barefoot is unhealthy or unhygienic.
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They now live in crowded and unhygienic shantytown camps just over the border.
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Most dogs are sourced from breeders, because pets from shelters are considered unhygienic.
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The ceremonies, often in unhygienic conditions, are shrouded in secrecy to evade the law.
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Medically, it is so unhygienic that the woman would probably soon die from infections.
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People are often held in unhygienic conditions and health services are inadequate or even nonexistent.
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It seems similarly impractical to wearing a giant costume, but also potentially unhygienic and chilly.
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It's unhygienic and obscene to press your body so close to someone else's, she griped.
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An electric mix of grief, confusion and desire, it was as funny as it was unhygienic.
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No matter how soothing a soak can be, you're actually just gross and unhygienic, the naysayers argue.
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People think for some reason, possibly through some of my nocturnal habits, that I may be unhygienic.
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Natural black hair has been deemed unhygienic, unprofessional and radical, and it has been policed for centuries.
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Abortion in and of itself is not unsafe; rather, it becomes so when conducted under unhygienic conditions.
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Throughout my life as a nail-biter, I've often been told how gross and unhygienic it is.
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Reports on the coronavirus often feature upsetting imagery: unhygienic food markets, city-scale lockdowns and overcrowded hospitals.
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But I've got some concerns about Thomas' unhygienic behavior, even in the fictional universe of this Apple commercial.
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They can be kept in seclusion for weeks, deprived of meals and made to live in unhygienic conditions.
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They can be kept in seclusion for weeks, deprived of meals, and made to live in unhygienic conditions.
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"Most cities are unplanned, and many people — tens of millions — now live in crowded, unhygienic conditions," said Gubler.
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Civil society actors have also expressed concern about the long-standing cramped, unhygienic conditions at Malaysia's detention centers.
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And when they can't leave their rooms, they aren't being cleaned properly and the environment can become especially unhygienic.
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The decline of the stepwell began with the British raj, which insisted baolis were unhygienic havens of vermin and disease.
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Quarters were cramped, conditions were declared unhygienic, and there was already a running belief that contraband was being smuggled in.
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The unhygienic conditions led the flu to spread among the children, who they said were not receiving prompt medical treatment.
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Already revolted, the chapulines—which were a very large and very intimidating species of brown grasshopper—now seemed dangerously unhygienic.
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Studies have shown the vulnerability of menstruating women to infections of the urinary and reproductive tract due to unhygienic practices.
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Sam Altman: Well I think that's a stressful and unhealthy way to live, personally ... And frankly very unhygienic of you.
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Not the best way to promote inclusivity or tolerance of a specific kink that is pretty harmless, if very slightly unhygienic.
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And there's no messy or unhygienic re-heating of the same wax, which is the case for many at-home kits.
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But now people were coming mostly with respiratory infections and diarrhea, the result of living outside in dusty and unhygienic conditions.
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Somehow, over the years, kokoreç managed to get a really bad reputation for being unhygienic and prone to causing food poisoning.
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It was weird and scary and potentially very unhygienic, but that was nearly ten years ago, and I'm still alive now.
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Out of shame, many women use traditional rags and wash and dry them discreetly, storing them in damp and unhygienic conditions.
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You want the best for your baby and it's devastating to think about dangers such as contaminated water and unhygienic facilities.
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Chinese news media outlets have reported cases of officials neglecting stricken families, as well as crude, unhygienic efforts to transfer patients.
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The ad is extremely cringeworthy, not to mention completely unhygienic, considering many experts say your phone is dirtier than a toilet seat.
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He was taken to Stalag IX-B, an overcrowded and notoriously unhygienic P.O.W. camp near the spa town of Bad Orb, Germany.
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Since the military coup in 2013, over 600 people have died in Egyptian prisons due to unhygienic conditions they were held in.
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As Vox's P.R. Lockhart points out, the president used old and racist tropes of black communities as being dirty and unhygienic in retaliation.
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Moments later, my son heard the whistle because board shorts (all the rage in the United States) were deemed unhygienic and not allowed.
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"In Indian society, it is considered as unhygienic and women are ritually unpure in this period," Sharma wrote in an email to Mashable.
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The lack of disposal options in toilets has costly implications, including clogging pipes, creating unhygienic piles of dirty materials, and even rendering toilets unusable.
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Background: Unhygienic practices are prevalent across Pakistan and probably the leading cause of the country's surging rates of H.I.V. infection, according to health officials.
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Such unhygienic practices are prevalent across Pakistan and probably the leading cause of the country's surging rates of H.I.V. infection, according to health officials.
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"If I'm not in an apocalyptically unhygienic environment — trying to make things even a little better for others — I feel terminally bland," she says.
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Anywhere where fluid containment is paramount, such as a kitchen or hospital, could benefit from suppressing the splash-back effect of dangerous or unhygienic liquids.
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There may be plenty of fish in the sea, yet many are unhygienic, self-absorbed, disconcertingly attached to ex-fish, or fans of Donald Trump.
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Authorities in South Asia have struggled to get travelers to self-isolate or stay quarantined in medical facilities that many view as poor and unhygienic.
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The report reveals that the trade also presents biosecurity risks, with unhygienic practices encouraging the spread of diseases such as anthrax, tetanus and equine flu.
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I know how gross and unhygienic this all sounds, but rest assured I wasn't going to a New York City park to scoop up pigeon droppings.
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Beirut, Lebanon (CNN)A river of stinking garbage bags snakes its way through the suburbs of Beirut, a surreal and unhygienic blight on Lebanon's cosmopolitan capital.
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And it's not hard to see why: that claim in particular fits into centuries-old stereotypes of black places — and people — as being dirty and unhygienic.
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This influx has overwhelmed cities across Italy, such as Venice, with many asylum seekers packed into detention centers which activists have criticized as unhygienic and inhumane.
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A combination of poverty, unhygienic conditions, a lack of clean water and supplies, and substandard hospital environments means babies are especially at risk for deadly infections.
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A Honduran man responded by indicating the lumps and rash on the throat of his young daughter, which he attributed to unhygienic conditions in the camp.
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In Tarime, girls are usually cut between the ages of 12 and 17 in initiation ceremonies performed by circumcisers known as ngariba, often in unhygienic conditions.
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Life at the time was not easy, Rebay-Salisbury added, with many people living in unhygienic conditions, experiencing famine and disease and facing low life expectancy.
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Drug consumption under medical supervision reduces the risk of fatal overdoses, disease transmission and other harms associated with unhygienic drug use practices for use that is supervised.
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Others have taken issue with terrible living conditions — including violence, unhygienic situations, inadequate health care, lack of air conditioning in dangerously hot weather, and scarce, unhealthy food.
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Perhaps the grimmest illustration of Hong Kong's housing shortage is its "coffin homes," the poorly-lit, minuscule, and often unhygienic apartments occupied by its very poorest citizens.
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Whether it's fashionistas declaring beards dead, or misleading experiments calling your facial hair unhygienic, it's easy to feel ganged up on if you're sporting a bit of fuzz.
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Nielsen, a research firm, estimates that around 70% of women in the country cannot afford sanitary products: 300m use unhygienic alternatives like newspapers, dry leaves and cotton rags.
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Notionally functional, they were commissioned by city authorities to serve as a record of the overcrowded, unhygienic tenement blocks before they were razed to make way for redevelopment.
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"I feel homesick and humiliated," said Abbas, waving his arms in frustration as he recalled the poor conditions at a Berlin shelter with unhygienic toilets and bland food.
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But the more they thought about it, it became clear that other companies accepted returns despite their product being unhygienic to resell, like Casper mattresses and Thinx panties.
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Airlines have cracked down; United Airlines denied boarding privileges to a massive support peacock, while others have denied exotic animals and even dogs that misbehaved or were unhygienic.
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Many Nigerian women struggle to conceive because they have been harmed by sexually transmitted diseases such as chlamydia, or by infections picked up during unhygienic abortions or previous deliveries.
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Body hair grows on people of all genders and it doesn't suddenly become "gross" or "unhygienic" when it is on a cis woman, trans woman, or non-binary individual.
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The call for clean toilets also gives a boost to the growing domestic tourism industry as unhygienic restrooms had "long been a big put-off for visitors," Xinhua said.
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Some opposition groups have called for the vote to be supervised by the UN. China suspended meat imports from Brazil after Brazilian police raided several meatpacking plants that sold unhygienic produce.
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It uses silicon nubs instead of bristles which isn't as harsh (or unhygienic!), it delivers such a deeper clean and unclogs pores so well that you'll notice them diminish with use.
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But it was in his second career, on television, that Bourdain came to be more than a foul-mouthed raconteur with a string of unhygienic anecdotes about the food service industry.
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In fact, for most working mothers in the United States (one of the few industrialized countries that does not have guaranteed maternity leave), pumping can be cumbersome, laborious, and often unhygienic.
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Authorities in India and the wider South Asian region have struggled to get travellers to self-isolate, or stay quarantined in medical facilities that many visitors view as poor and unhygienic.
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The conditions Mariam describes match up with recent warnings from the international community about the threat to tens of thousands of political prisoners in Egypt's squalid, overcrowded and unhygienic prison system.
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As detailed in a new study in Physical Review of Letters, the researchers found that coating a surface in a thin layer of silicone could limit splashing and help contain unhygienic fluids.
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According to DDI, up to 20 percent of global gem-quality diamond supplies are produced by artisanal miners, who typically wash gravel by hand in conditions that are often unhygienic and dangerous.
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The piece, titled "Stud File," both in its content and presentation, sums up the disconnect that underlies Ramstad's work, where objects that are often seen as unhygienic garner an orderly, encyclopedic display.
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And according to a survey by an adult toy retailer, this includes Doing It at music festivals, despite the unhygienic atmosphere and near-constant presence of one of the fucking Gallagher brothers.
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Earlier this week athletes from a number of countries — including Australia, the USA, and Italy — complained about the housing in the Olympic Village, specifically broken toilets, unhygienic living conditions, and exposed wires.
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It's interesting because these places aren't regulated so there is a lot of room for uncleanliness and unhygienic practices because how will they be checked and be held accountable if there aren't regulations.
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The border facilities have been intensely scrutinized after reports emerged that children were being detained for days or weeks on end in tight quarters and unhygienic conditions, often with other sick children nearby.
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Nine Costco employees told Business Insider that they judge customers who exhibit unhygienic behaviors like putting their membership or credit cards in their mouth or failing to wash their hands in the restroom.
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" In its report, the agency described the concerns of a resident's daughter, who said that nurses allowed her mother's heel, which had an open wound, to touch the ground, calling the practice "unhygienic.
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This is partly due to unhygienic methods of cleaning cloth, which is used by more than 60 percent of Indian women aged 15 to 24 during their periods, according to recent government data.
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Even facilities without running water on site have a steady stream of antibiotics to give to patients, with the drugs readily available and widely used to treat infections often spread by unhygienic conditions.
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"I was always ashamed of my pubic hair because people would say it's unhygienic and ugly," one woman told us, citing porn and adverts she'd seen that "never showed real women with real vaginas".
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"Touchscreen technology is being used more and more in our daily lives but these results show people should not eat food straight after touching them, they are unhygienic and can spread disease," he shared.
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That was because some public restroom facilities in rural regions remained "little more than makeshift shelters surrounded by bunches of cornstalks, while others [were] open pits next to pigsties," leading to unhygienic living conditions.
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She was elected in 2005 to represent Nablus, part of Fatah's quota for female legislators, after working for the Palestinian Authority in a quality-control department, fining merchants for selling expired or unhygienic products.
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Investigations found the deaths in Bilaspur district were due to unhygienic conditions, dirty medical instruments and equipment and an overall lack of care for the patients who were poor tribal and low-caste women.
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Crops grown in an unhygienic environment where farmers use sewage or industrial spills to water their vegetables may be contaminated with pathogenic micro-organisms and chemicals likely to cause serious diseases, TFDA officials said.
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For my 4th birthday, my parents rented out a McDonald's on the ~nice~ part of town where I spent hours inside an unhygienic ball pit eating Chicken McNuggets and trading Happy Meal toys with friends.
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Bosire said it is exploitative to use a minor and someone with a disability to attract attention, and demeaning to portray her covered in menstrual blood since it implies she is also unhygienic or dirty.
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Critics of the move said city authorities were swapping worries over cramped and some say unhygienic conditions in Tsukiji for a new set of health problems: unsafe levels of lead, arsenic, hexavalent chromium and other toxins.
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Last month, investigators visiting a detention facility in Clint, Texas where 250 infants, children and teens were being housed told the Associated Press they found overcrowded, unhygienic conditions and a lack of adequate water and food.
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Last month, investigators visiting a detention facility in Clint, Texas, where 250 infants, children, and teens were being housed, told the Associated Press they found overcrowded, unhygienic conditions and a lack of adequate water and food.
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The creativity of TV producers/creators has helped to build that fascination and attraction through ephemeral scenes, even though motel rooms actually have a reputation for being some of the most unhygienic places you can stay.
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On August 29th, Mr Long, the current FEMA boss, said: "This is not the Superdome," an allusion to the dangerous and unhygienic conditions at a sports arena in New Orleans that became a shelter after Katrina struck.
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The Rus health resort in Yessentuki, a city at the base of the Caucasus Mountains, banned women this month from wearing full-body swimsuits, saying that guests had complained; the resort's head doctor called the swimsuit unhygienic.
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" Another expert, Robert W. Powitz, a forensic sanitarian, wrote, "The unclean, unhygienic and unduly cold conditions in which people are held at these stations serves no legitimate purpose and creates an unjustifiable risk of harm to detainees.
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The National Institute on Drug Abuse approximates that more than 50,000 individuals died from drug overdoses in 2015 alone, and states that diseases like hepatitis and H.I.V. continue to rage, spreading through unhygienic methods like unsterilized needles.
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And although this is almost unheard of in the U.S., in certain nations where ritual circumcisions are often performed with unhygienic instruments or by inexperienced or careless practitioners, this process can lead to penile amputations as well.
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"If your esthetician re-dips the stick into the wax, put on the brakes immediately and tell her you no longer want the rest of the waxing treatment," because that's a sign of an unhygienic establishment, she says.
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The initial ban in Cannes was justified by the head of municipal services, who said the burka is "ostentatious clothing which refers to an allegiance to terrorist movements," while the mayor weirdly said it's "unhygienic" to swim fully clothed.
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Eva and her mother were homeless for the first three months of her life, says Rina Lazo Rodriguez, the director of the hospital, during which time Eva was fed soda or juice, braved the elements and faced unhygienic conditions.
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But there's another body of research into this same behavior, and one that tries to touch on deeper questions of its origins: Could there be an evolutionary basis among human beings (and our kindred species) for this unhygienic quirk?
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That's an abstract term, but at its core, it means subjugating one's being to changing weather conditions, fluctuating mental states, and unhygienic long-drops in an effort to achieve something that appeals to humanity's deeply-rooted desire for utopia.
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"[Toilet paper] is totally unhygienic and you could produce the biggest roll in history and it still wouldn't clean an anus properly," said Rose George, the author of The Big Necessity: The Unmentionable World of Human Waste and Why It Matters.
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Since finagling the brush and wand with our fingers felt unhygienic — not to mention messy — we tried dragging the wand out of the tube at an angle; this bent the wand slightly, but left us wanting in the control department.
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He marketed his cellophane-wrapped, mass-produced bread as healthful and dependable, in contrast to the traditional French rolls, or bolillos — common at Mexican breakfasts — that were unavailable intermittently during frequent labor disputes and that sometimes originated in unhygienic bakeries.
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Shaped by centuries-old taboos and myths, they force many women to dry their home-made sanitary towels—made from spare pieces of cloth—in dark, unhygienic corners of the house, even in the roof, to avoid them being viewed by men.
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"They put eight to 10 patients in a small room with a very unhygienic bathroom," said Freba, a 48-year-old woman who goes by one name, and said she fled the centre in Herat before being sent back to the camp.
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"They put eight to 10 patients in a small room with a very unhygienic bathroom," said Freba, a 48-year-old woman who goes by one name, and said she fled the center in Herat before being sent back to the camp.
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Between 60 and 75 million people are employed in the textile, clothing, and footwear sector across the globe, often working very long hours, under deplorable conditions and in unsafe and unhygienic factories, while receiving poverty-level wages in return for backbreaking work.
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Pregnant women would avoid coming to the center because conditions were unhygienic and they believed it was safer to give birth at home -- even though nine out of 10 people in Malawi do not have electricity, and one in three doesn't have clean water.
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Resistance as high as 90% An unhygienic environment will lead to infection and more antibiotic use, which leads to antimicrobial resistance, said Nicholas Feasey, an infectious disease researcher and microbiologist at the Malawi Liverpool Wellcome Centre, the research institution next to Queen Elizabeth hospital.
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In a rare document jointly issued Wednesday by the Ministries of Agriculture, Transportation and Public Security, the government blamed unhygienic vehicles transporting pigs and profit-driven "lawless elements" moving animals out of high-risk areas for the disease's rapid spread since the first case emerged in August.
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Without a doubt the best teen sex movie of the 2010s (so far) is the profoundly unhygienic tale of Helen, a sexual swashbuckler who ends up falling for the hospital nurse who has to take care of her after she accidentally cuts her butthole open while shaving.
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"I have just been on a fashion show job for the past 4 days and unfortunately even though I had observed unhygienic practises and confronted the qualified artists (who I will not name) I still ended up taking home a nasty eye infection from fashion weekend," she says.
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Sanjay Nath, who told CNBC he was the founder of the company, said he saw an opportunity in the dairy industry because there was a need to reform the current unhygienic practices of milk collection, improve the safety and quality of the product and help farmers receive fairer incomes.
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Rather, it said that Bell committed six infractions in prison, only three of which would be considered Tier 3, or severe: a 1995 demonstration for which he was put in solitary; a 2000 instance of "unauthorized organization," which is not explained; and a 2017 "unhygienic act," also not explained.
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What To Tell Your Friend: Even though it is possible to get an infection from a disgusting toilet seat, it is also just as likely to die of embarrassment that the potential bae and her friends assumes you—um, I mean, your friend was raised by unhygienic wolves.
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Experts believe the country is paying a heavy price after the government failed to learn one of the critical lessons from the SARS epidemic 17 years ago: Diseases can mutate easily and spread to humans in markets where different species of live animals live in close and unhygienic proximity.
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Even trickier to explain will be how the fully grown man managed not only to trip and fall face-first into the bowl, but —" after his watery and unhygienic death —" how he was also able to extract his own head from his porcelain resting place and climb into a nearby cupboard.
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The diplomat George Kennan's private diaries revealed him to be a bigot, but his nasty opinion of foreigners (he described an Italian he met as a "typical dago ... talkative in a weak, ignorant, furtive, sneering way," and called Iraqis "a population unhygienic in its habits") came out only after his death.
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Though Jews were forcibly confined to a ghetto under Pope Paul IV in 1555, living in overcrowded and unhygienic conditions in a constantly flooding area on the opposite side of the river from Trastevere, in previous centuries "the condition of Jews in Rome was more acceptable than in other cities," Mr. Procaccia said.
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Rohrabacher, a staunch Trump supporter, has made news for his bombastic personality—in 2013, he left a condo he rented "a shockingly horrific pigsty, a dump worse than a college fraternity house of unhygienic slobs unfamiliar with the most basic tools of cleaning," according to the OC Weekly, and in the 1990s, "he famously arm-wrestled [Vladimir] Putin, then a lowly deputy mayor, in a Washington dive bar," as Politico recounted.
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