| 1 |
review |
— |
% |
health |
respiratory |
model |
strains |
immune |
clinical |
viral |
increase |
patients |
infectious |
diagnostic |
vaccine |
protease |
prediction |
antiviral |
COVID-19 |
cells |
RNA |
ILI |
antibodies |
care |
apoptosis |
membrane |
days |
students |
assay |
influenza |
IFN |
hcws |
cells |
genes |
samples |
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sirna |
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travel |
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receptor |
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CI |
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codon |
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air |
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CT |
rotavirus |
peptides |
dogs |
hong |
dengue |
les |
stress |
transplantation |
cats |
coronaviruses |
J. |
masks |
und |
| 2 |
research |
evolution |
total |
public |
RSV |
epidemic |
phylogenetic |
innate |
diagnosis |
host |
increased |
admission |
diseases |
detection |
vaccines |
structure |
data |
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cell |
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surveillance |
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emergency |
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golgi |
day |
participants |
amplification |
H1N1 |
interferon |
workers |
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expression |
swabs |
animals |
recombinant |
sars-cov |
asia |
vivo |
binding |
cytokine |
95 |
porcine |
bat |
brain |
trial |
milk |
extracts |
bacteria |
BACKGROUND |
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entry |
published |
middle |
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water |
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exacerbations |
aptamers |
frameshifting |
ACE2 |
chickens |
airborne |
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HIV-1 |
chest |
intestinal |
epitopes |
canine |
kong |
ZIKV |
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oxidative |
recipients |
feline |
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mask |
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| 3 |
development |
nature |
50 |
global |
children |
dynamics |
sequence |
response |
disease |
viruses |
effects |
admitted |
infectious diseases |
sensitivity |
vaccination |
residues |
algorithm |
drug |
2020 |
epithelial |
rdrp |
incidence |
monoclonal |
medical |
phosphorylation |
vesicles |
shedding |
respondents |
RT-PCR |
pandemic |
ifn-β |
healthcare |
CD8 |
gene |
positive |
zoonotic |
rnai |
acute respiratory syndrome |
countries |
in vivo |
spike |
tnf-α |
odds |
pigs |
species |
nervous |
placebo |
herds |
extract |
pneumoniae |
group |
injury |
EBOV |
literature |
east |
los |
transfusion |
inactivation |
TB |
biosensors |
usage |
angiotensin |
bronchitis |
aerosol |
0.001 |
HIV |
imaging |
norovirus |
peptide |
CPV |
hong kong |
DENV |
de |
zinc |
transplant |
FIP |
cov |
M. |
N95 |
der |
| 4 |
advances |
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100 |
public health |
respiratory viruses |
reproduction |
isolates |
responses |
KD |
replication |
effect |
ICU |
infectious disease |
tests |
immunization |
crystal |
method |
inhibitors |
wuhan |
culture |
subgenomic |
years |
ELISA |
ED |
autophagy |
membranes |
3 |
perceived |
detection |
H5N1 |
ifns |
PPE |
lymphocytes |
differentially |
hbov |
species |
gene |
- |
united |
mouse |
RBD |
cytokines |
confidence |
PRRSV |
viruses |
central nervous system |
randomized |
calf |
medicinal |
coli |
METHODS |
alveolar |
IFITM3 |
studies |
MERS |
en |
waste |
temperature |
COPD |
biosensor |
ribosomal |
tumor |
chicken |
indoor |
± |
hepatitis |
tomography |
enteric |
MHC |
CDV |
tourism |
zika |
à |
fatty |
BAL |
FIPV |
coronavirus |
R. |
respirators |
een |
| 5 |
biology |
evolutionary |
11 |
international |
syncytial |
transmission |
sequences |
immune system |
acute |
RNA |
higher |
hospital |
emerging |
testing |
vaccinated |
proteases |
accuracy |
compounds |
2019 |
vero |
replicase |
SARI |
sera |
hospitals |
kinase |
ER |
inoculated |
questionnaire |
real-time |
2009 |
antiviral |
healthcare workers |
CD4 |
gene expression |
load |
wildlife |
sirnas |
supplementary |
america |
macaques |
sialic |
macrophages |
confidence interval |
TGEV |
genus |
MS |
trials |
bovine |
activity |
aureus |
CONCLUSIONS |
liver |
GP |
publications |
middle east respiratory syndrome coronavirus |
las |
biosafety |
chromatography |
exacerbation |
delivery |
frameshift |
ACE |
infectious bronchitis virus |
wind |
0.05 |
HBV |
consolidation |
diarrhea |
class |
parasite |
market |
CHIKV |
une |
oxidative stress |
HSCT |
fcov |
hcov-nl63 |
K. |
costs |
die |
| 6 |
recent |
individual |
13 |
national |
respiratory syncytial virus |
mathematical |
genome |
immunity |
treatment |
virus |
significantly |
pneumonia |
disease |
nucleic |
protection |
catalytic |
algorithms |
activity |
china |
lines |
reading |
influenza-like |
mabs |
training |
nf-κb |
proteins |
1 |
psychological |
PCR |
HA |
type |
transmission |
NK |
lncrnas |
swab |
livestock |
expression |
authorized |
travelers |
lethal |
lectin |
inflammatory |
interval |
piglets |
niv |
demyelination |
adverse |
dairy |
derivatives |
S. |
CONCLUSION |
tissues |
ebola |
systematic |
saudi |
kim |
safety |
gel |
airway |
nps |
translation |
RAS |
NDV |
aerosols |
> |
herpes |
pleural |
gastroenteritis |
spectrometry |
gondii |
price |
pregnant |
dans |
vitamin |
hematopoietic |
peritonitis |
covs |
F. |
respirator |
het |
| 7 |
approaches |
selection |
22 |
security |
tract |
models |
nucleotide |
immune response |
pneumonia |
cellular |
significant |
stay |
infectious agents |
diagnosis |
adjuvant |
domain |
database |
antiviral activity |
2019-ncov |
cultures |
synthesis |
season |
neutralizing |
disaster |
UPR |
protein |
weeks |
anxiety |
primers |
avian |
ISG15 |
hygiene |
CD8(+ |
mirnas |
specimens |
wild |
vector |
SUPPLEMENTARY |
states |
mouse model |
lectins |
ifn-γ |
= |
swine |
bat species |
astrocytes |
adverse events |
cattle |
glycyrrhizin |
streptococcus |
groups |
tissue |
cathepsin |
pubmed |
camels |
se |
foodborne |
sodium |
allergic |
silver |
−1 |
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poultry |
humidity |
0.01 |
HSV-1 |
bilateral |
fecal |
epitope |
dog |
china |
JEV |
est |
metabolism |
HCT |
FIV |
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| 8 |
technologies |
question |
27 |
policy |
rhinovirus |
estimates |
recombination |
adaptive |
infections |
rna viruses |
decreased |
CRP |
global |
assays |
mucosal |
structural |
computational |
antiviral drugs |
cases |
line |
3′ |
seasonal |
mab |
physicians |
pathway |
localization |
6 |
survey |
RT-LAMP |
H7N9 |
innate |
nosocomial |
dendritic |
transcriptome |
PCR |
humans |
vectors |
online version |
europe |
model |
DC-SIGN |
il-1β |
odds ratio |
pdcov |
virome |
neurons |
TCM |
colostrum |
quercetin |
microbiota |
FINDINGS |
ALI |
ebola virus |
searched |
arabia |
con |
products |
column |
CF |
nanomaterials |
pseudoknot |
cardiovascular |
avian |
filter |
0.0001 |
HEV |
computed |
astrovirus |
HLA |
spp |
hotel |
pregnancy |
par |
schizophrenia |
rejection |
cat |
hcovs |
S. |
school |
voor |
| 9 |
applications |
complex |
20 |
surveillance |
infections |
estimate |
gene |
receptors |
symptoms |
cycle |
decrease |
intensive |
outbreaks |
rapid |
immunized |
cleavage |
machine |
inhibition |
hubei |
cell lines |
DI |
age |
monoclonal antibodies |
department |
cells |
endoplasmic |
2 |
mental |
LAMP |
influenza virus |
interferons |
contact |
t cells |
transcriptional |
viral load |
zoonoses |
baculovirus |
users |
north |
rhesus |
receptor-binding |
levels |
risk |
pig |
metagenomic |
MHV |
mg |
cows |
flavonoids |
staphylococcus |
OBJECTIVE |
lungs |
IFITM |
search |
saudi arabia |
por |
blood |
liquid |
AOM |
nanotechnology |
PRF |
HPV |
birds |
bioaerosol |
AUC |
immunodeficiency |
ground-glass |
horses |
mass |
T. |
emissions |
dengue virus |
sont |
metabolic |
RA |
felv |
hcov-229e |
G. |
facemasks |
das |
| 10 |
progress |
complexity |
= |
preparedness |
viruses |
number |
genetic |
mechanisms |
manifestations |
viral proteins |
effects of |
CAP |
threat |
test |
responses |
binding |
software |
antiviral agents |
february |
epithelial cells |
genome |
influenza-like illness |
igg |
providers |
signaling |
cytoplasmic |
4 |
attitudes |
isothermal |
influenza viruses |
RIG-I |
hand |
dcs |
microarray |
nasopharyngeal |
zoonotic diseases |
silencing |
ELECTRONIC |
rabies |
monkeys |
s protein |
LPS |
adjusted |
diarrhea |
nipah |
sclerosis |
randomised |
fed |
GA |
E. |
control group |
acute lung injury |
VSV |
papers |
middle east respiratory syndrome |
lee |
wastewater |
temperatures |
obstructive |
microfluidic |
ribosome |
diabetes |
flocks |
buildings |
ROC |
simplex |
MRI |
rotaviruses |
mass spectrometry |
distemper |
markets |
zika virus |
du |
redox |
allogeneic |
infectious peritonitis |
hcov-oc43 |
NIV |
cost |
è |
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discuss |
view |
25 |
countries |
HRV |
stochastic |
phylogenetic analysis |
host |
common |
proteins |
reduction |
comorbidities |
century |
specificity |
immunogenicity |
3clpro |
learning |
potent |
coronavirus disease 2019 |
cell culture |
fidelity |
cases |
neutralization |
hospital |
activation |
reticulum |
dpi |
perceptions |
reaction |
flu |
ubiquitin |
hand hygiene |
CD4(+ |
reference genes |
hadv |
domestic |
gene therapy |
version |
FMDV |
in vitro |
glycans |
macrophage |
ratio |
PCV2 |
families |
microglia |
treated |
BRSV |
plant |
antimicrobial |
OBJECTIVES |
bone |
filovirus |
systematic review |
mers-cov infection |
para |
manufacturing |
sucrose |
rhinitis |
applications |
codons |
breast |
turkey |
ventilation |
score |
hepatitis c virus |
opacities |
gastrointestinal |
CTL |
parvovirus |
stock |
women |
ou |
granules |
graft |
FCV |
OC43 |
ECMO |
closure |
von |
| 12 |
current |
understanding |
80 |
ebola |
parainfluenza |
contact |
strain |
defense |
management |
viral replication |
increases |
severe |
threats |
laboratories |
immunity |
substrate |
classification |
inhibitor |
coronavirus |
cytopathic |
orfs |
aged |
serum |
services |
apoptotic |
transport |
7 |
knowledge |
copies |
IAV |
type i ifn |
precautions |
peripheral |
rna-seq |
collected |
RVFV |
plasmid |
syndrome |
united states |
models |
CEACAM1 |
interleukin |
95%CI |
transmissible |
diversity |
multiple sclerosis |
oral |
herd |
activities |
salmonella |
METHODOLOGY/PRINCIPAL |
organs |
cholesterol |
social media |
syndrome |
es |
contamination |
ethanol |
otitis |
optical |
mrna |
angiotensin-converting |
S1 |
pollution |
receiver |
EBV |
opacity |
intestine |
histocompatibility |
CPV-2 |
prices |
WNV |
pour |
sgs |
CMV |
FECV |
bcov |
P. |
facemask |
op |
| 13 |
chapter |
chapter |
5 |
EVD |
metapneumovirus |
parameters |
amino |
inflammatory |
complications |
interactions |
correlation |
intensive care unit |
re-emerging |
diagnostics |
inactivated |
proteinase |
dataset |
inhibitory |
province |
vero cells |
leader |
burden |
immunosorbent |
beds |
MAPK |
endoplasmic reticulum |
5 |
nurses |
primer |
influenza a |
signaling |
control |
memory |
profiling |
chain |
domestic animals |
rna interference |
MATERIAL |
travellers |
WT |
domain |
IL-8 |
regression |
transmissible gastroenteritis virus |
hosts |
spinal |
cold |
BVDV |
GL |
influenzae |
CONCLUSIONS/SIGNIFICANCE |
pulmonary |
endosomal |
publication |
hajj |
infecciones |
sewage |
disinfectants |
tuberculosis |
devices |
RNA |
prostate |
newcastle |
droplets |
scores |
measles |
scans |
EM |
alleles |
leishmania |
economic |
pregnant women |
en |
SG |
arthritis |
ccov |
hcov-hku1 |
V. |
wearing |
ist |
| 14 |
discovery |
process |
17 |
communication |
hmpv |
individuals |
analysis |
system |
etiology |
host factors |
observed |
mortality |
health |
laboratory |
immune |
residue |
information |
antivirals |
hubei province |
cultured |
EAV |
sentinel |
enzyme-linked |
staff |
p38 |
transmembrane |
inoculation |
perception |
method |
virus |
PKR |
contacts |
cell |
transcripts |
reaction |
biodiversity |
transgenic |
online |
north america |
ferret |
glycoprotein |
nitric |
allele |
respiratory syndrome virus |
metagenomics |
demyelinating |
therapy |
BRD |
plants |
e. coli |
group 1 |
lesions |
ebolavirus |
databases |
pilgrims |
pacientes |
food safety |
heat |
chronic obstructive pulmonary disease |
aptamer |
translational |
tumors |
eggs |
air pollution |
≤ |
human immunodeficiency virus |
radiography |
RVA |
mhc class i |
plasmodium |
business |
chikungunya |
chez |
G6PD |
allograft |
feline coronavirus |
NL63 |
- |
closures |
als |
| 15 |
field |
adaptation |
16 |
regulations |
bronchiolitis |
outbreak |
sequenced |
immune responses |
syndromes |
host cell |
number |
mechanical ventilation |
eids |
techniques |
protective |
site |
datasets |
inhibit |
march |
cell line |
nsp3 |
100,000 |
igm |
service |
expression |
secretory |
viral shedding |
attitude |
sensitive |
H3N2 |
isgs |
isolation |
dendritic cells |
expressed |
detected |
human |
insect |
acute |
southeast |
vitro |
S2 |
IL-10 |
polymorphisms |
epidemic diarrhea virus |
genera |
encephalomyelitis |
efficacy |
farms |
alkaloids |
streptococcus pneumoniae |
MATERIALS |
lung injury |
IFITM1 |
journal |
camel |
más |
waterborne |
room temperature |
atopic |
surface |
programmed |
converting |
IB |
particle |
vs. |
HCMV |
interstitial |
enteric viruses |
proteins |
t. gondii |
tourist |
mosquito |
résumé |
diet |
RVI |
infectious peritonitis virus |
BCV |
C. |
exercise |
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| 16 |
overview |
processes |
prevalence |
resources |
virus |
probability |
genotype |
functions |
clinical presentation |
machinery |
levels |
ARDS |
emergence |
methods |
humoral |
conformation |
proposed |
ribavirin |
outbreak |
epithelium |
rnas |
data |
monoclonal antibody |
management |
p53 |
nucleolus |
post |
behaviors |
reverse |
pandemic influenza |
rnase |
hospital |
b cells |
transcriptomic |
polymerase |
transmission |
interference |
severe |
areas |
KO |
glycosylation |
chemokine |
logistic |
sows |
hendra |
central |
antibiotic |
feeding |
compound |
mycoplasma |
DESIGN |
hepatic |
endocytosis |
journals |
dromedary |
park |
drinking |
buffer |
chronic |
nanoparticle |
pseudoknots |
ang ii |
ibvs |
bioaerosols |
SE |
env |
radiographs |
ecov |
ionization |
falciparum |
urban |
flavivirus |
été |
lipid |
donor |
kittens |
HKU1 |
ventilation |
school closure |
den |
| 17 |
tools |
publisher |
90 |
collaboration |
infants |
simulations |
sequencing |
role |
therapy |
viral infection |
differences |
clinical |
burden |
false |
adjuvants |
plpro |
set |
broad-spectrum |
january |
E6 |
helicase |
hospitalizations |
serum samples |
healthcare |
CVB3 |
subcellular |
p.i |
sleep |
probe |
influenza a virus |
type i interferon |
infection |
t cell |
analysis |
hbov1 |
veterinary |
protein |
material |
spatial |
ferrets |
carbohydrate |
chemokines |
RR |
PED |
reservoir |
myelin |
controlled |
farm |
metabolites |
haemophilus |
group 2 |
vascular |
vesicular |
science |
mers-cov. |
como |
microorganisms |
chloride |
allergy |
fluorescence |
trna |
enzyme |
broiler |
airflow |
curve |
HSV |
pneumonia |
noroviruses |
class ii |
C. |
financial |
encephalitis |
sur |
apod |
stem |
feline immunodeficiency virus |
human coronaviruses |
VAP |
school closures |
eine |
| 18 |
discussed |
evidence |
9 |
agencies |
human metapneumovirus |
tracing |
amino acid |
innate immunity |
presentation |
viral rna |
reduced |
severity |
public health |
sample |
challenge |
enzyme |
based |
agents |
confirmed |
infected |
rna-dependent |
year |
polyclonal |
departments |
JNK |
channel |
infected |
psychiatric |
sensitivity |
influenza pandemic |
IRF3 |
health care workers |
subsets |
CC |
throat |
goats |
plants |
2003 |
africa |
animal model |
glycan |
CXCL10 |
% |
reproductive |
hev |
neuronal |
corticosteroids |
beef |
radix |
colonization |
AIM |
PTX3 |
stomatitis |
google |
middle east |
infección |
soil |
centrifugation |
URI |
metal |
slippery |
angiotensin ii |
chicks |
dispersion |
correlation |
hepatitis b virus |
osteonecrosis |
BRV |
II |
giardia |
aviation |
flaviviruses |
au |
insulin |
pneumocystis |
domestic cats |
bovine coronavirus |
T. |
£ |
zijn |
| 19 |
strategies |
theory |
18 |
systems |
viral |
simulation |
identity |
activation |
illness |
host proteins |
compared |
c-reactive |
climate |
detect |
dna vaccine |
c-terminal |
predict |
therapeutic |
mainland |
cell cultures |
open |
seasons |
neutralizing antibodies |
emergency department |
er stress |
budding |
week |
PTSD |
probes |
neuraminidase |
IFN-I |
HCW |
nk cells |
non-coding |
stool |
sheep |
plasmids |
article |
south |
macaque |
sialic acid |
proinflammatory |
snps |
gastroenteritis |
fruit |
neurotropic |
placebo-controlled |
parvum |
herbal |
staphylococcus aureus |
statistically |
edema |
LASV |
review |
dromedary camels |
tratamiento |
biological |
electrophoresis |
asthmatic |
chitosan |
bias |
CD13 |
tcov |
exhaled |
IRT |
AIDS |
HRCT |
acute gastroenteritis |
b-cell |
puppies |
demand |
preterm |
cas |
mitochondrial |
lung transplantation |
FPV |
human |
ventilator-associated |
fit |
che |
| 20 |
therapeutic |
genetic |
median |
government |
HMPV |
R(0 |
genotypes |
signaling |
kawasaki |
host cells |
low |
unit |
world |
filmarray |
live |
proteolytic |
approach |
approved |
covid-19 pandemic |
vitro |
replication |
visits |
antigenic |
professionals |
cell death |
lipid |
signs |
depression |
loop-mediated |
viruses |
ifn-α |
equipment |
t-cell |
micrornas |
nasal |
zoonotic pathogens |
delivery |
respiratory |
imported |
cynomolgus |
surface |
IP-10 |
aor |
PRRS |
nipah virus |
glial |
® |
weaning |
herbs |
pathogens |
divided |
immunohistochemistry |
ifitms |
web |
respiratory |
son |
biological agents |
infectivity |
airways |
electrochemical |
IRES |
metastasis |
infectious bronchitis |
room |
.001 |
hiv infection |
radiographic |
electron |
phage |
cryptosporidium |
firms |
maternal |
ont |
supplementation |
GVHD |
cheetahs |
hcov-emc |
W. |
wear |
bei |
| 21 |
developments |
explain |
15 |
issues |
adenovirus |
data |
variants |
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| 22 |
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| 23 |
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| 24 |
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| 25 |
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29 |
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| 26 |
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| 27 |
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| 28 |
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| 29 |
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32 |
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| 30 |
techniques |
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45 |
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| 31 |
potential |
conditions |
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absenteeism |
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| 32 |
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gestational |
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| 33 |
molecular biology |
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japanese encephalitis virus |
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jirovecii |
cheetah |
cov infections |
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medical masks |
dem |
| 34 |
decades |
work |
36 |
community |
common |
distancing |
genome sequences |
adaptive immune responses |
children |
cell |
decline |
in-hospital |
worldwide |
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systematic reviews |
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wastes |
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materials |
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0.006 |
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magnetic resonance imaging |
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policy |
arboviruses |
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panleukopenia |
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biol |
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| 35 |
decade |
explanations |
75 |
funding |
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reproductive number |
lineages |
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variability |
hospital admission |
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copies/ml |
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2002 |
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cases |
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time-of-flight |
flies |
economic growth |
birth |
risque |
HSP |
IPS |
femv |
bovine |
mechanically ventilated |
facepiece |
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| 36 |
summarizes |
pressures |
12 |
lessons |
lower |
social |
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pathogens |
coronary |
VACV |
decreases |
AKI |
control |
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graphical |
development |
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period |
neutralizing activity |
resources |
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risk perception |
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patients |
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region |
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confidence intervals |
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medline |
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feline coronaviruses |
betacoronavirus |
cardiac surgery |
sports |
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| 37 |
years |
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research |
RTI |
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signalling |
self-limiting |
infection |
slightly |
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plague |
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infection |
arterivirus |
surveillance system |
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BFA |
groups |
social support |
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1918 |
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risk |
t lymphocytes |
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sars virus |
south africa |
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bind |
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PK-15 |
humans |
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clinicaltrials.gov |
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group 3 |
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food production |
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g-quadruplexes |
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ground-glass opacity |
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plasmodium falciparum |
inequality |
aegypti |
prise |
dismutase |
CLAD |
healthy cats |
animal coronaviruses |
PCI |
n95 mask |
onderzoek |
| 38 |
genomics |
concepts |
positive |
officials |
human |
networks |
nucleotide sequence |
autoimmune diseases |
life-threatening |
factors |
negatively |
age |
population |
gold |
intramuscular |
dimerization |
sequences |
vitro |
reported |
replication |
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influenza activity |
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medicine |
STAT3 |
golgi complex |
fecal shedding |
worry |
loop-mediated isothermal amplification |
h5n1 virus |
response |
exposure |
ifn-γ |
gene ontology |
hadv-7 |
reservoir |
expression vector |
cristina |
risk |
PPMO |
n-linked |
IL-1 |
genotype |
losses |
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METHODOLOGY |
glands |
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criteria |
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acute exacerbations |
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colorectal |
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human cytomegalovirus |
legionnaires' disease |
caliciviruses |
mhc class ii |
cruzi |
revenue |
infants |
peuvent |
alkaline phosphatase |
post-transplant |
domestic |
HCV-229E |
NIPPV |
athlete |
door |
| 39 |
animal |
arise |
2 |
social |
rtis |
mathematical model |
region |
toll-like receptors |
kawasaki disease |
functions |
due |
days |
non-communicable |
pathogens |
lactis |
papain-like |
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antiviral compounds |
people |
fibroblast |
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duty |
pro-apoptotic |
signal |
detected |
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gene transfer |
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safety |
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liver |
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matrix-assisted |
CIV |
traders |
neonatal |
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rna granules |
solid |
canine |
hcov-nl63 infection |
HFNC |
protection |
paragraaf |
| 40 |
diseases |
biological |
years |
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influenza |
epidemiological |
phylogenetic analyses |
function |
aetiology |
animal viruses |
data |
icu admission |
tropical diseases |
performance |
cellular immune responses |
pocket |
performance |
targeting |
2019-ncov. |
HAE |
rna recombination |
BACKGROUND |
epitopes |
guidelines |
inhibition |
dmvs |
DPI |
risk |
RNA |
influenza pandemics |
OAS |
doffing |
cd8 t cells |
reference |
rectal swabs |
hantaviruses |
production |
acute respiratory syndrome-associated coronavirus |
international |
dystrophin |
heptad |
factor-α |
susceptibility |
marc-145 cells |
zoonotic |
glial cells |
administration |
gain |
tea |
moraxella |
group i |
steroid-associated |
cathepsin l |
scholar |
emirates |
yoon |
blood products |
hypochlorite |
atopy |
electrode |
RSCU |
angiotensin-converting enzyme |
backyard |
particles |
significantly |
human immunodeficiency virus type 1 |
radiologists |
AGE |
desorption/ionization |
cpv-2a |
hospitality |
west |
étaient |
NADPH |
TBI |
type |
cov-hku1 |
surgery |
cloth masks |
en |
| 41 |
provide |
range |
59 |
stakeholders |
infection |
SIR |
s gene |
autoimmunity |
syndrome |
cellular factors |
found |
characteristics |
major |
panels |
response |
disordered |
SVM |
resistance |
case |
caco-2 |
MHV |
children |
hybridoma |
eds |
ER |
secretory pathway |
seroconverted |
cross-sectional survey |
analytical sensitivity |
H7 |
MAVS |
hais |
nk cell |
sequencing |
hexon |
emergence |
baculoviruses |
sars-cov-infected |
pacific |
animals |
L-SIGN |
MCP-1 |
TT |
MARC-145 |
coronaviruses |
theiler |
prescribed |
somni |
indigotica |
m. pneumoniae |
group c |
endothelium |
JUNV |
included |
mecca |
sobre |
pahs |
X-100 |
acute otitis media |
analyte |
PA-X |
tumor growth |
strain |
temperature |
0.018 |
herpes simplex virus type 1 |
ct scan |
foals |
identified |
c. difficile |
shocks |
NS5 |
épidémique |
AMD |
hematopoietic stem cell transplantation |
immunodeficiency |
bcov. |
Z. |
fit testing |
pazienti |
| 42 |
preclinical |
argue |
41 |
initiatives |
EV-D68 |
SEIR |
genbank |
review |
respiratory |
replication cycle |
decreasing |
care |
eradicated |
acid |
live-attenuated |
molecular dynamics |
alignment-free |
in vitro |
2019-ncov infection |
kidney |
nsp14 |
case definitions |
VN |
EMS |
mitogen-activated |
subcellular localization |
observed |
psychological distress |
RT-RPA |
h5n1 viruses |
IFIT1 |
prevention |
proliferation |
rnas |
NPS |
habitats |
genes |
civets |
south america |
PMO |
acid |
HMGB1 |
CR1 |
sow |
ICTV |
nervous system |
HCQ |
weight |
hairy |
probiotic |
difference |
pathology |
glycoproteins |
citations |
mers-cov rna |
lo |
chapter |
eluted |
CFTR |
biocompatibility |
slippage |
ang-(1 |
QX |
plume |
thermography |
viral hepatitis |
presented |
NSP5 |
protein spots |
cpv-2c |
investors |
babies |
enfant |
g6pd-deficient |
LRTD |
coronavirus |
bcovs |
res |
athletic |
luchtwegen |
| 43 |
human |
interactions |
61 |
outbreak |
human rhinovirus |
serial interval |
identities |
infections |
mortality |
hijack |
indices |
LOS |
non-communicable diseases |
method |
effective |
disulfide |
classifier |
niclosamide |
countries |
vero e6 cells |
sequence |
RESULTS |
abs |
curriculum |
ev71 infection |
viroporin |
postinoculation |
self-administered |
rt-pcr assay |
h1n1 influenza |
pathway |
fomites |
CD3 |
salmon |
hbov infection |
RVF |
system |
doi:10.1007/s00705 |
foot-and-mouth disease virus |
dystrophy |
sia |
RANTES |
rs12252 |
pams |
bat coronaviruses |
oligodendrocyte |
methylprednisolone |
neonatal |
glycosides |
methicillin-resistant |
differences |
bronchiolar |
viral fusion proteins |
evidence |
umrah |
frecuentes |
blood components |
UV-C |
OME |
graphene |
downstream |
mmps |
turkey coronavirus |
PM2.5 |
receiver operating characteristic |
barr |
consolidations |
VP6 |
desorption |
CIRD |
estate |
virus |
systématique |
NAFLD |
lavage |
II |
human coronavirus nl63 |
high-flow |
VO(2 |
infezioni |
| 44 |
clinical |
common |
51 |
legal |
rsv infection |
disease |
nucleotide sequences |
dysregulation |
differential diagnosis |
pathogenesis |
showed |
in-hospital mortality |
vaccine-preventable |
sequencing |
subunit vaccines |
proteins |
protein sequences |
SCV |
coronavirus pneumonia |
human |
nsp9 |
person-years |
sandwich |
faculty |
akt |
cisternae |
serum |
conducted |
recombinase |
A/H3N2 |
IRF7 |
healthcare settings |
cd4+ t cells |
functional |
viral |
pathogens |
transgenic plants |
anca |
migrant |
marmoset |
acids |
FGL2 |
1.03 |
porcine circovirus type 2 |
helvum |
axons |
ampligen |
veal |
essential oil |
microbial |
PP |
organ |
transmembrane |
information |
upe |
abstract |
medical waste |
× |
cough |
PLGA |
SOX |
cystatin |
ILTV |
samplers |
non-contact |
epstein |
lesions |
BEN |
multi-epitope |
vivax |
paper |
gestational age |
médicaments |
PLA2 |
transplants |
fecvs |
BRCV |
cardiac arrest |
meditation |
sowie |
| 45 |
advancements |
debate |
64 |
strengthening |
acute |
assumptions |
insertions |
defence |
intravenous immunoglobulin |
antiviral |
aging |
MP |
caused |
assay |
adjuvanted |
activity |
machine learning |
effects |
COVID19 |
growth |
nsps |
outpatient visits |
fab |
telemedicine |
nuclear |
double-membrane |
time |
self-efficacy |
rt-iipcr |
neuraminidase inhibitors |
RLR |
hospitals |
immune |
bmnpv |
wupyv |
crimean-congo |
proteins |
alina |
flights |
nhps |
n-glycans |
GM-CSF |
multivariable logistic regression |
PCV3 |
sequencing |
hepatitis |
group |
birth |
active |
pylori |
MEASURES |
ATII |
lassa virus |
bibliometric |
GCC |
woo |
adventitious |
min |
nasal |
PNA |
programmed ribosomal frameshifting |
ang-(1–7 |
bursal |
air quality |
correlated |
human |
cat |
intestinal mucosa |
mimotopes |
panda |
crisis |
dengue infection |
processus |
selenium |
bal fluid |
infectious |
hcov infections |
smith |
surgical facemasks |
koorts |
| 46 |
technological |
phenomena |
57 |
priorities |
pathogens |
measures |
showed |
adaptive immune response |
patient |
understanding |
study |
LDH |
global burden |
turnaround |
mucosal immunity |
3cpro |
topological |
virtual screening |
COVID |
tissue |
sg |
≥65 |
iggs |
healthcare providers |
death |
monensin |
antibody |
study |
internal control |
h7n9 virus |
TBK1 |
healthcare facilities |
γδ |
KEGG |
presence |
HFRS |
dicer |
scov |
arriving |
DMD |
ACE2 |
lps-induced |
ahr |
pdcov infection |
lyssavirus |
system |
symptoms |
bovine respiratory syncytial virus |
cytostatic |
pseudomonas aeruginosa |
ANIMALS |
inflammatory |
NPC1 |
google scholar |
reported |
young |
environment |
rhodopsin |
acute asthma |
cds |
stem |
receptor |
poults |
air pollutants |
0.0005 |
hsv-1 infection |
pneumomediastinum |
FMT |
hla alleles |
CHV |
climate |
japanese encephalitis |
jeune |
cholesterol |
SLE |
multi-cat |
UAE-HKU23 |
mechanical |
child-care |
infektionskrankheiten |
| 47 |
including |
plasticity |
82 |
management |
hrvs |
forecast |
phylogenetic trees |
complement system |
headache |
shutoff |
adversely |
included |
warming |
PCR |
vaccine-induced |
α-helical |
sequence |
antiviral agent |
seafood |
MDBK |
arteriviruses |
influenza surveillance |
scfvs |
ventilators |
activated |
ros |
10(7 |
stigma |
real-time rt-pcr assay |
pandemic h1n1 |
interferon-stimulated genes |
outbreak |
blood |
ncrnas |
flocked |
bluetongue |
shrnas |
outbreak |
traveller |
morpholino |
receptor binding domain |
inflammation |
1.11 |
pedv-infected |
rousettus |
astrocyte |
7630 |
K99 |
luteolin |
enterica |
OUTCOME |
paraffin-embedded |
ZEBOV |
reviewers |
outbreak |
woo-jung |
chemical |
removal |
chronic cough |
chemical |
structures |
NSCLC |
ark |
sampling |
forehead |
varicella-zoster |
findings |
IEM |
b-cell epitopes |
p. falciparum |
tourism industry |
preterm infants |
seuls |
g6pd deficiency |
graft-versus-host |
dogs |
NSP16 |
sepsis |
clinical respiratory illness |
deze |
| 48 |
methods |
mechanisms |
85 |
agenda |
HRV-C |
contact tracing |
phylogenetic tree |
infection |
entity |
cellular pathways |
CS |
laboratory |
resource-poor |
TAC |
casei |
crystallography |
cross-validation |
fda-approved |
number |
calu-3 |
nsp15 |
CONCLUSIONS |
polyclonal antibodies |
ambulance |
PERK |
trans-golgi |
virus |
semi-structured |
specific |
swine |
5A |
HCAI |
natural killer |
gene expression analysis |
hadvs |
disease |
infectious clone |
doi:10.1186/s12879 |
air |
mouse-adapted |
carcinoembryonic |
CCL5 |
multivariable analysis |
strain |
pipistrellus |
white matter |
days |
pens |
phytochemicals |
pestis |
2 |
I/R |
mβcd |
cochrane library |
infection |
wook |
risks |
solution |
cigarette |
nucleic |
slippery sequence |
AT1R |
cloacal |
pedestrian |
0.023 |
NTCP |
AFOP |
GII.4 |
HLA-B |
typhus |
terrorist attacks |
DENV2 |
tableaux |
OTA |
erythematosus |
α1-acid glycoprotein |
dccov |
dilated cardiomyopathy |
economic cost |
andere |
| 49 |
discoveries |
multiple |
81 |
ebola outbreak |
children hospitalized |
control |
related |
cell |
etiologic agent |
strategies |
slower |
hospital stay |
countries |
strip |
alum |
peptide |
developed |
amps |
sars-cov-2 virus |
basolateral |
nsp12 |
vaccination |
non-neutralizing |
hcps |
enterovirus 71 |
domain |
levels |
depressive symptoms |
copies/μl |
IDV |
ifnβ |
clothing |
cd4 t cells |
genorm |
oropharyngeal swabs |
RHDV |
small interfering rnas |
sars-cov n protein |
pre-travel |
reduced |
lsectin |
concentrations |
HM |
economic |
bat viruses |
demyelinating disease |
randomized controlled trial |
BVD |
synthesized |
klebsiella |
total |
formalin-fixed |
clathrin-mediated |
electronic databases |
case |
β-haemolytic streptococcus |
dual-use |
gel filtration |
mast |
nanostructures |
rna pseudoknot |
cystatins |
virus |
environment |
0.028 |
antiretroviral therapy |
chest computed tomography |
viral gastroenteritis |
binding |
l. infantum |
rumor |
aedes aegypti |
saint-nazaire |
PPAR |
CARV |
virus |
hcov 229e |
icu |
ALTE |
lichamelijk |
| 50 |
biotechnology |
population |
74 |
public health emergencies |
patients |
disease spread |
china |
immune complexes |
associated with |
virus life cycle |
studies |
readmission |
human |
conventional methods |
prime-boost |
ub |
models |
replication |
infected |
primary cells |
nsp16 |
influenza-associated |
WB |
specialties |
factor |
brefeldin |
clinical |
health |
lamp assay |
influenza strains |
activation |
protective |
MCMV |
collaborative cross |
detection |
rift valley fever |
pastoris |
raluca |
crew |
guinea pigs |
residues |
tumor necrosis factor-α |
874 |
syndrome |
viral metagenomics |
MHV-4 |
open-label |
pasteurella |
glabra |
moraxella catarrhalis |
higher |
bronchioles |
VP40 |
tweets |
transmission |
xiang |
blood safety |
AP2 |
inflammation |
microcantilever |
silvestrol |
islets |
commercial |
meteorological factors |
.002 |
hcvcc |
hips |
particles |
supertypes |
b. bronchiseptica |
disaster |
cesarean |
suivants |
pbs |
acute rejection |
infection |
hcov oc43 |
marinho |
air-purifying |
alle |


AMITYVILLE: IT'S ABOUT TIME (1992)
A film review by Mike Watson Copyright 1999 Mike Watson
Rating: 3 out of 5
This surprisingly good entry in the much maligned Amityville series of haunted house films is finely acted, cleverly written, and directed with some flair by Tony Randel whose other credits include HELLRAISER II
It's actually in the film's favour that the original Amityville house is only obliquely related to the premise of AMITYVILLE: IT'S ABOUT TIME. The writers have taken the more challenging option of crafting a fresher story, rather than simply recycling the horrors of the original film where the Kurtz family was driven from their home by maloevant spirits.
Jacob is an architect of housing developments who, after a visit to New York state (home of the infamous house), returns home to his family with a beautiful old clock salvaged from the said house when it was demolished. Needless to say, the clock is no ordinary timepiece, and before long the clock is attempting to possess its new home by causing hallucinations and weird shifts in time.
Not entirely original stuff, for sure, but there are two factors which elevate this film above your standard haunted house fare.
One is the characters. Writers Christopher Defaria and Antonio Toro create an interesting family situation here. Jacob's ex-lover Andrea plays a kind of surrogate mother to his two teenage kids, even though she doesn't live with them anymore. Shawn Weatherly gives a finely nuanced performance as Andrea, who struggles to keep everyone's sanity intact as reality begins to unravel.  Further colour is added by Damon Martin as the teenage son Rusty. He loves is heavy metal but he's more sensitive than his peers give him credit for, as his friendship with the eccentric medium Iris demonstrates.
The film's other strong point is the inventive set pieces. In a highly erotic scene, the daughter Megan wakes during the night and plays with her reflection in the mirror, only to see her reflection take on the persona of a lover and reach out from the mirror to untie her blouse.
Perhaps the films most masterful scene features Andrea's new boyfriend Leonard, a pain-in-the-arse pychiatrist type who comes to stay with Andrea at the house while she is caring for the bed-ridden Jacob. Sitting in the kitchen as the microwave oven counts down a late night meal, the digital clock slurs to a standstill and he suddenly finds himself face to face Jacob on the other side of the kitchen table. Jacob questions the trembling Leonard about his interest in Andrea, and then produces a revolver. It's a wonderfully tense, edgy scene.
AMITYVILLE: IT'S ABOUT TIME isn't going to set the world on fire, but its a solid, imaginative thriller and deserves some attention. If, like me, you've always been suspicious of those direct-to-video releases that turn up on the shelves at your local video store, here's a movie that proves the old adage: don't throw the baby out with the bath water.
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§708-828 Criminal use of a noxious substance. (1) A person commits the offense of criminal use of a noxious substance if the person knowingly deposits on the premises or in the vehicle of another, without the other's consent, any stink bomb or device, irritant, or offensive-smelling substance, with the intent to interfere with another's use of the premises or vehicle.
(2) Criminal use of a noxious substance is a petty misdemeanor. [L 1972, c 9, pt of §1]
COMMENTARY ON §708-828
This section recognizes that the use value of a person's property may be impaired by the use of noxious substances without the involvement of tampering (§§708-826 to 827) or actual damage (§§708-820 to 823). This form of interference with the use of property can be significantly grave to warrant the low grade of criminal sanction provided by this section.
Under previous Hawaii law, the conduct described in this section would fall within the ambit of the indiscriminately-defined offense of common nuisance.[1] The Code sharpens the focus and definition of the offense, as it relates to noxious substances, and reduces slightly the possible penalty.
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§708-828 Commentary:
1. H.R.S. §727-1.


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Conway's Game of Life
The rules:
Any live cell with two or three live neighbours survives.
Any dead cell with three live neighbours becomes live.

Click the Start/Stop Evolution Button to control the propgation of cells.


EASTER 3 SUNDAY
Entrance Antiphon
Cry out with joy to God, all the earth; O sing to the glory of his name. O render him glorious praise, alleluia.
Collect
May your people exult for ever, O God, in renewed youthfulness of spirit, so that rejoicing now in the restored glory of our adoption, we may look forward in confident hope to the rejoicing of the day of resurrection. Through our Lord...
FIRST READING Acts 2:14.22-33
A reading from the Acts of the Apostles
[On the day of Pentecost,] Peter, standing with the
Eleven, lifted up his voice and said, "Men of Judea and all who dwell in
The word of the Lord.
RESPONSORIAL PSALM Psalm 16:1-2a and 5.7-8.9-10.11 (R. 11a)
R. Lord, you will show me the path of life.
Or Alleluia!
Preserve me, O God, for in you I take refuge. I say
to the LORD: 'You are my Lord. O LORD, it is you who are my portion and cup;
you yourself who secure my lot.'
R. Lord, you will show me the path of life.
I will bless the LORD who gives me counsel, who
even at night directs my heart. I keep the LORD before me always; with him at
my right hand, I shall not be moved.
R. Lord, you will show me the path of life.
And so, my heart rejoices, my soul is glad; even my
flesh shall rest in hope. For you will not abandon my soul to hell, nor let
your holy one see corruption.
R. Lord, you will show me the path of life.
You will show me the path of life, the fullness of
joy in your presence, at your right hand, bliss for ever.
R. Lord, you will show me the path of life.
SECOND READING Peter 1:17-21
A reading from the first Letter of Saint Peter
Beloved: If you invoke as Father him who judges each one impartially according to his deeds, conduct yourselves with fear throughout the time of your exile. You know that you were ransomed from the futile ways inherited from your fathers, not with perishable things such as silver or gold, but with the precious blood of Christ, like that of a lamb without blemish or spot. He was destined before the foundation of the world but was made manifest at the end of the times for your sake. Through him you have confidence in God, who raised him from the dead and gave him glory, so that your faith and hope are in God.
The word of the Lord.
ALLELUIA Luke 24:32
R. Alleluia. Lord Jesus, open the Scriptures to us; make our hearts burn with love when you speak to us. R. Alleluia.
GOSPEL Luke 24:13-35
A reading from the holy Gospel according to Luke
That very day [the first day of the week], two of
the disciples of Jesus were going to a village named Emmaus, about seven miles
from Jerusalem, and talking with each other about all these things that had
happened. While they were talking and discussing together, Jesus himself drew
near and went with them. But their eyes were kept from recognizing him. And he
said to them, "What is this conversation which you are holding with each
other as you walk?" And they stood still, looking sad. Then one of them,
named Cleopas, answered him, "Are you the only
visitor to
The Gospel of the Lord.
FIRST READING Acts 3:13-15.17-19
In those days: Peter said to the people, The
God of Abraham and of Isaac and of Jacob, the God of our fathers, glorified his
servant Jesus, whom you delivered up and denied in the presence of Pilate, when
he had decided to release him.  To this we are witnesses. "And now,
brethren, I know that you acted in ignorance, as did also your rulers. But what
God foretold by the mouth of all the prophets, that his Christ should suffer,
he thus fulfilled. Repent therefore, and turn again, that your sins may be
blotted out.
The word of the Lord.

Or Alleluia!
I called, the God of justice gave me answer; from
anguish you released me, have mercy and hear me!
R.
Know that the LORD works wonders for his faithful
one; the LORD will hear me whenever I call him.
R. Lift up the light of your face on us, O Lord.
'What can bring us happiness?' many say.

R.
SECOND READING 1 John 2:1-5
A reading from the first Letter of Saint John
My little children, I am writing this to you so that you may not sin; but if any one does sin, we have an advocate with the Father, Jesus Christ the righteous; and he is the expiation for our sins, and not for ours only but also for the sins of the whole world. And by this we may be sure that we know him, if we keep his commandments. He who says "I know him" but disobeys his commandments is a liar, and the truth is not in him; but whoever keeps his word, in him truly love for God is perfected.
The word of the Lord.
ALLELUIA Luke 24:32
R. Alleluia. Lord Jesus, open the Scriptures to us; make our hearts burn with love when you speak to us. R. Alleluia.
GOSPEL Luke 24:35-48
A reading from the holy Gospel according to Luke
At that time: The two disciples told what had
happened on the road, and how he was known to them in the breaking of the bread.
As they were saying this, Jesus himself stood among them, and said to them,
"Peace to you." But they were startled and frightened, and supposed
that they saw a spirit. And he said to them, "Why are you troubled, and
why do questionings rise in your hearts? See my hands and my feet, that it is I
myself; handle me, and see; for a spirit has not flesh and bones as you see
that I have." And when he had said this, he showed them his hands and his
feet. And while they still disbelieved for joy, and wondered, he said to them,
"Have you anything here to eat?" They gave him a piece of broiled
fish, and he took it and ate before them. Then he said to them, "These are
my words which I spoke to you, while I was still with you, that everything written
about me in the law of Moses and the prophets and the
psalms must be fulfilled." Then he opened their minds to understand the
scriptures, and said to them, "Thus it is written, that the Christ should
suffer and on the third day rise from the dead, and that repentance and
forgiveness of sins should be preached in his name to all nations, beginning
from
The Gospel of the Lord.
FIRST READING Acts 5:27-32.40-41
A reading from the Acts of the Apostles
In those days: The high priest questioned the
apostles, saying, "We strictly charged you not to teach in this name, yet
here you have filled Jerusalem with your teaching and you intend to bring this
man's blood upon us." But Peter and the apostles answered, "We must
obey God rather than men.  God exalted him at his right hand as Leader and
Saviour, to give repentance to
The word of the Lord.
RESPONSORIAL PSALM Psalm 30:2 and 4.5-6.11-12 and 13b (R. 2a)
R. I will extol you, Lord, for you have raised me up.
Or Alleluia!
I will extol you, LORD, for you have raised me up,
and have not let my enemies rejoice over me. O LORD, you have lifted up my soul
from the grave, restored me to life from those who sink into the pit.
R. I will extol you, Lord, for you have raised me up.
Sing psalms to the LORD, you faithful ones; give thanks
to his holy name.  At
night there are tears, but at dawn comes joy.
R. I will extol you, Lord, for you have raised me up.
Hear, O LORD, and have mercy on me; be my helper, O
LORD. You have changed my mourning into dancing. O LORD my God, I will thank
you for ever.
R. I will extol you, Lord, for you have raised me up.
SECOND READING Revelation 5:11-14
A reading from the Book of Revelation
I, John, looked, and I heard around the throne and the living creatures and the elders the voice of many angels, numbering myriads of myriads and thousands of thousands, saying with a loud voice, "Worthy is the Lamb who was slain, to receive power and wealth and wisdom and might and honour and glory and blessing!" And I heard every creature in heaven and on earth and under the earth and in the sea, and all therein, saying, "To him who sits upon the throne and to the Lamb be blessing and honour and glory and might for ever and ever!" And the four living creatures said, "Amen!" and the elders fell down and worshiped.
The word of the Lord.
ALLELUIA
R. Alleluia. Christ has risen, who created all things and has had mercy on the human race. R. Alleluia.
GOSPEL John 21:1-19
A reading from the holy Gospel according to John
At that time: Jesus revealed himself again to the
disciples by the
The Gospel of the Lord.
Prayer over the Offerings
Receive, O Lord, we pray, these offerings of your exultant Church, and, as you have given her cause for such great gladness, grant also that the gifts we bring may bear fruit in perpetual happiness. Through Christ our Lord.
Communion Antiphon
The disciples recognised the Lord Jesus in the breaking of the bread, alleluia.
Prayer after Communion
Look with kindness upon your people, O Lord, and grant, we pray, that those you were pleased to renew by eternal mysteries may attain in their flesh the incorruptible glory of the resurrection. Through Christ our Lord.


Allows users to create time series of tropical storm
exposure histories for chosen counties for a number of hazard metrics (wind,
rain, distance from the storm, etc.). This package interacts with data available
through the 'hurricaneexposuredata' package, which is available in a 'drat'
repository. To access this data package, run 'install.packages("hurricaneexposuredata",
repos = "https://geanders.github.io/drat/", type = "source")'. The size of the
'hurricaneexposuredata' package is approximately 25 MB. This work was supported in
part by grants from the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences
(R00ES022631), the National Science Foundation (1331399), and a NASA Applied
Sciences Program/Public Health Program Grant (NNX09AV81G).
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0.0.1 |
| Depends: |
R (≥ 2.10) |
| Imports: |
data.table (≥ 1.9.6), dplyr (≥ 0.4.3), ggmap (≥ 2.6.1), ggplot2 (≥ 2.1.0), lazyeval (≥ 0.1.10), lubridate (≥ 1.5.6), maps (≥ 3.1.1), purrr (≥ 0.2.2), RColorBrewer (≥ 1.1.2), splines, stats, stringr (≥ 1.1.0), tidyr (≥ 0.6.0) |
| Suggests: |
hurricaneexposuredata (≥ 0.0.1), knitr, pander, rmarkdown, weathermetrics |
| Published: |
2017-01-28 |
| Author: |
Brooke Anderson [aut, cre],
Meilin Yan [aut],
Joshua Ferreri [aut],
William Crosson [ctb],
Mohammad Al-Hamdan [ctb],
Andrea Schumacher [ctb],
Dirk Eddelbuettel [ctb] |
| Maintainer: |
Brooke Anderson <brooke.anderson at colostate.edu> |
| BugReports: |
https://github.com/geanders/hurricaneexposure/issues |
| License: |
GPL-2 |
| URL: |
https://github.com/geanders/hurricaneexposure |
| NeedsCompilation: |
no |
| Citation: |
hurricaneexposure citation info |
| CRAN checks: |
hurricaneexposure results |


2. Urban Pest Management
Urban pest management is a complex task. Technicians have to balance the client needs, wants and expectation, with the client’s ability or willingness to pay. Technicians also consider the safety of the client, the general public and the environment, the sensitivity and condition of the situation and the requirements of the control measures.
The application of more pesticide, more frequently into a difficult situation is bound to fail either in terms of pest population control or in terms of human health and safety or both.
Integrated pest management involves changing the situation to reduce the dependence on and to increase the effectiveness of chemical control methods.
For example, it is much more cost effective and safer for the occupants to physically exclude a pest rather than treat when infested.
Be warned however, integrated pest management will require technicians who are more skilled and knowledgeable. It may be initially more expensive or difficult to implement for the client, however in the long term it will always be easier for the technician, less expensive and safer for the client and more profitable for the industry.
The Golden Rule: KNOW THY PEST.
Down the ages the great conquerors were successful because they had superior knowledge of their enemy.
Pest control is war. The aim of the battle is to destroy the pest with least impact on the people. The scorched earth approach is no longer acceptable.
The fundamental basis of integrated pest management (IPM) is a sound and thorough knowledge of the pest species’ biology and habits. This knowledge is vital in the development of an effective pest management program because it allows the technician to identify the vulnerable aspects of the pest species and suggest modification to the situation which will reduce the pest’s ability to survive.
Identification of the pest to at least Genus level and preferably species, is critical for effective pest management. If you don’t know your target, what chance do you have of hitting it? One well timed, accurately aimed shot will always be more cost effective and successful than a volley of unfocused, random shots.


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I am MR. KIMAEVA LIOUDMILA,the personal accountant to Mikhail Khodorkovsky the richest Person in Russia and owner of the following companies: Chairman CEO: YUKOS OIL (Russian Largest Oil Company) Chairman CEO: Menatep SBP Bank (A well reputable financial institution with its branches all over the world). I seek your partnership to accommodate the sum US$423M for us. My Boss got arrested for his involvement on politics in financing the leading and opposing political parties (the Union of Right Forces, led by Boris Nemtsov, and Yabloko, a liberal/social democratic party led by Gregor Yavlinsky) which posed treat to President Vladimir Putin second tenure as Russian president before he was reelected On March 14, 2004. You can catch more of the story on this websites <<http://newsfromrussia.com/main/2003/11/13/51215.html>> <<http://www.themoscowtimes.com/stories/2004/10/18/041.html>> <<http://www.mosnews.com/money/2004/10/18/yuganskneftegaz.shtml>> <http://www.mercurynews.com/mld/mercurynews/news/breaking_news/9950187.h> tm?1c <<http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/3753804.stm>> <<http://money.cnn.com/2004/10/18/news/international/yukos.reut/>> <<http://washingtontimes.com/upi-breaking/20041017-064951-5424r.htm>> <<http://www.forbes.com/home/feeds/ap/2004/10/18/ap1595717.html>> <<http://www.newratings.com/analyst_news/article_496642.html>> <<http://www.channelnewsasia.com/stories/afp_world_business/view/112302/1/.h tml>> <<http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A28041-2004Oct12.html>> The fund (US$423M) in question was approved by the Government of Russia for payment of various YUKOS OIL contractors/suppliers to prevent them from loosing the money they invested in the numerous contracts they executed for the above firm. The Government had already concluded plans to freeze all the accounts in my boss name (Mikhail Khodorkovsky) both corporate and personal and have on the 18th of October 2004 decided to sell off the assets of all Yukos Oil corporation at a give-away amount to pay the allege taxes which the company owed the Russian Government.refer to the website again. Everybody in the world know that this is a political vendetta to ensure that Mikhail Khodorkovsky comes out of detention as poor and broken man and his companiesare liquidated, that if he is not eventually sent to jail for tax evasion. The Accountant General of YUKOS OIL (who is also my partner in this transaction) and I have decided to raise a memo stating that YUKOS OIL owe contractors the above amount which was finally approved for payment after some deliberations. Actually, we have paid all our contractors both local and foreign because they agitated for their payments when they heared that my boss was arrested and might eventually be jailed by the RussianGovernment. YOUR ROLE: I will present you/your company as one of the contractors we are owing so that you can stand as the beneficiary of the above quoted sum or part of the fund according to your financial strength or the strength of your company. I will arrange for the documentation which the payee bank will need to transfer the sum to you. The transaction has to be concluded before as soon as possible. You will be rewarded with 10% of the total sum for your partnership. Can you be my partner on this? If this proposal is acceptable to you, Please send me your direct and private, telephone and fax number and email address to enable me furnish you with more information as we intend to conclude the transfer within 14 working days. N/B:DO MAKE DIRECT CONTACT TO ME VIA THIS EMAIL ADDRESS<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Regards MR.KIMAEVA LIOUDMILA


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Today in 2005: MP busted for drug trafficking
Member of parliament for Nkoranza North, under the ticket of the New Patriotic Party, Eric Amoateng, in 2005, was arrested in New York together with his accomplice, Nii Okai Adjei for drug trafficking.
The arrest led to the seizure of 360 pounds (~ 160kg) of heroin, with a street value of about $6 million (at the time), which were stashed in pottery products imported into the US from Ghana.
Read the full story originally published on November 21, 2005, on Ghanaweb
Chairman of the Narcotics Control Board, Captain Nkrabea Effah Dartey, has confirmed that Eric Amoateng, Member of parliament (MP) for Nkoranza North, is indeed the man who was been busted in the US for drug trafficking.
Hon. Amoateng and an accomplice Nii Okai Adjei were arrested on Saturday, November 12, at a Staten Island storage facility.
Agents seized 136 pounds (~ 61 kg)) of heroin concealed in crates of pottery and arrested the two men who had earlier picked up the shipment.
The heroin was one of the largest shipments in recent memory, with a street value of more than $6 million.
The MP has already been arraigned on charges of conspiracy with intent to distribute heroin. He's at the moment being held without bail.


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THE BLAIR WITCH PROJECT by DeWyNGaLe Rating: B
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Legends are something that are extremely popular to tell these days. As we learned in 1998's Urban Legend (A), there are many legends which may come true and there are some that are just legends. The Blair Witch Project is another movie about a legend, and if it is true, these three kids could be in a lot of trouble. At the beginning of the film, we learn that three students disappeared while making a documentary film in 1994. One year later, their footage was found. Obviously, they did run into trouble while making their documentary.
The film is setup to look like it is real, so therefore the character's names are the same as the actor's names. Heather Donahue, Michael Williams, and Joshua Leonard are the three students we learned about on the title card. The three are making a documentary about "The Blair witch", a witch that supposedly roams the woods of Burkittsville, Maryland. The entire film is the footage that the three shot out in the woods while trying to complete the documentary. The footage explains the disappearance of the three and what lead up to a very scary story.
The Blair Witch Project is filmed in a very interesting way. The entire movie is filmed through a hand-held camera, to add to the feel of this being a true story. (Which, by the way, it isn't.) Sometimes the camera isn't very clear and we, "the viewers" cannot tell what is being shown. The filming through the hand-held camera adds to the scariness of the film, especially at night when it is hard to tell what is going on, and you must rely on sound to let you know what is happening.
It was very hard for me to rate The Blair Witch Project. After the film was over, I was left very confused, and I couldn't unscramble what I thought of it. Still, I am uncertain if ‘B' is what I want to give this film. I am split fifty-fifty on this film. As I think about the film more and more, I like it more and more. Then there is another part of me that says the film could have been much, much better.
During the film, I was scared to death. The first half didn't scare me, but in the last thirty or forty minutes, it really picked up and completely blew me away. The fear was only there during the film though, and afterwards I didn't feel scared or worried about what happened in the film. The thing that added to the scariness the most was the simplicity of it. This just proves you don't need special effects or blood to make a movie scary. It isn't all scares in The Blair Witch Project. There are a lot of laughs too, especially during interviews the three conducted on townspeople about the Blair witch. It is also very saddening. If it wasn't so real to life, it wouldn't be as sad, but the film did seem like real life.
 The performances add to that statement very much. Heather, the main character, in particular did an outstanding job of acting. It did not feel like she was acting at all. I hope that the Academy thinks of her next year when they come up with their nominations. Michael Williams and Joshua Leonard are both great in the film as well, it just so happens we don't see them as much as Heather.
All in all, The Blair Witch Project was a good film. The actors were all first time actors, and the director was a first time director as well. Considering that and the low budget, it is extraordinary. It was nice to get away from the slasher genre and go into the psychological genre of movie, but the film didn't use its potential to its fullest. If they had added about twenty minutes of more scary footage, this could have been one of the best films ever.
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Chocolate chip cookies are the classic cookie! This recipe makes soft and chewy cookies with a crunchy bottom layer.
This recipe is a classic chocolate chip cookie recipe, but it uses dairy-free butter and allergy-friendly chocolate chips. A lot of chocolate chips have contain soy and milk, so be sure to read the ingredients.
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For the ultimate guide to how to make different varieties of chocolate chip cookies, I highly recommend The Science Behind the Perfect Chocolate Chip Cookies - Kitchen Conundrums with Thomas Joseph.
I've found the biggest factor in a great batch of cookies is making sure to take out the dairy-free butter a few hours before baking to make sure it softens to room temperature.
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What Bugs Me About Shorten Url's
When shorten url’s showed up for the first time they were great. We were starting the 140 characters era, and we wanted to share our stuff on the web. The problem was (and still is) that many url’s that point to the stuff we wanted to share were way to big. Just look at those url’s from amazon.
But this beautiful creation got us one …tiny“ problem. Actually, the shorten url’s didn’t have nothing to do with the problem. The problem started when certain services we all use to share stuff with our pears started embedding shorten url’s as a feature to their service. So when you’re sharing your link you don’t have to worry about shorten it. The link will be shorten for you. Great right?  We had to copy our link, login (or not) into our shorten url service or choice and shorten the url. Then get back to our sharing service (maybe twitter?) and share our thing. Now the sharing service does all this for you, and life is beautiful again. Or is it not?
The problem: With so much automation on this process the user has no saying on what should be shorten and what shouldn’t. You may ask, but why should I care if the link get’s shorten or not? Ok, let’s use twitter to illustrate all this because twitter is the one I use the most, therefore the one I can get you more examples.
I’m sharing an awesome …lol cat“ video from youtube and the link gets automatically shortened by twitter.
Problems:
Twitter doesn’t check if the link is smaller than the shortened result. If I’m using my own shorten url system to shorten the url twitter doesn’t recognize it and will shorten a shorten url (this will cause a terrible url inception effect).
Just picture that awful shorten inception on your phone with only a crappy 3G connection? You get redirect to twitter shorten url service, then to your own shorten url thingy and finally you’ll get to your content. Great right? Since the link is now shortened if my followers use a twitter client that has youtube integration they can’t see the youtube video on their client. Because the client will not recognize it as a youtube link and will open the browser (If you remember when tweetdeck was awesome, and all those cool integrations like instagram and youtube you know what I’m talking about, they actually correct all this. How? They made tweetdeck a complete crap). Just out of the box, these problems may be the ones that bother me the most. Because I love all those cool integrations specially if you’re a android user, and you’re used to every time a link points to a website that also has a app you get to chose if you want to open that specific url on your app and not your browser.
Ok maybe only twitter has all these problems at once, but if you think about it, twitter was the one that made people think about shorten url’s. Twitter was the one that created that need.
Twitter, stop breaking things and give us the choice if we want to use your shorten url thing or not. And if we are using it, please don’t do stuff for us, do it the same way tweetdeck used to do (back when tweetdeck was awesome) the link only get’s shortened if I actually need the extra characters to write my message.
PS This article ended up being more of a rant about twitter than expected, sorry about that.


Recently retired Rose Library curator Randall K. Burkett will share stories of how he discovered and brought many of the African American collections to the Rose Library in a Creativity Conversation with former Rose Library director Rosemary Magee.


T-Mobile CEO Legere to step down next year, shares slip
T-Mobile US Inc said on Monday Chief Executive Officer John Legere will step down on April 30 in favor of Chief Operating Officer Mike Sievert but not before completing its merger with U.S. rival Sprint Corp.
REUTERS: T-Mobile US Inc said on Monday Chief Executive Officer John Legere will step down on April 30 in favor of Chief Operating Officer Mike Sievert but not before completing its merger with U.S. rival Sprint Corp.
The third-largest U.S. wireless carrier is locked in a lengthy battle to close its merger with Sprint as it faces a state attorneys general lawsuit that alleges the merger would be harmful to consumers.
Legere's announcement to step down follows several media reports that he was in talks to lead office-sharing startup WeWork.
However, Reuters reported last week that he was not a leading candidate for the WeWork CEO role.
Ongoing talks with WeWork could also represent a conflict, given that Legere is seeking to renegotiate with SoftBank the US$26 billion merger of T-Mobile and Sprint Corp.
T-Mobile, majority owned by Deutsche Telekom, offered to buy Sprint, controlled by Japan's SoftBank Group Corp in April last year. SoftBank is also the controlling shareholder of WeWork.
"I'm not going anywhere soon," Legere said in a tweet on Monday, while sharing a link to an article that detailed new T-Mobile's 5G roadmap.
"This is all part of a multi-year plan and until April 30, I'll continue as CEO, focusing on a smooth transition and getting our merger with Sprint done for America."
Legere will remain on the company's board after stepping down as CEO.
Sievert, also a member of T-Mobile's board, has worked alongside Legere for the last seven years.
"Over the past two years (Sievert) has worked closely with Legere on T-Mobile's merger planning, integration, and regulatory approval initiatives," T-Mobile said in a statement.
Shares of T-Mobile fell about 2per cent in premarket trading.
(Reporting by Supantha Mukherjee; Editing by Sriraj Kalluvila and Anil D'Silva)


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Given this information, design, write, compile, and run a C++ program to calculate the stress S of a steel beam having a rectangular moment of inertia of 21.4 in4 and a height of 6 inches with a load of 700 lbs placed 8 feet from the fixed end. Verify the result produced by your program with a hand calculation.
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