He died earlier this year after contracting the killer industrial disease mesothelioma, which is caused by exposure to asbestos dust. |
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Independence does not mean contracting out of all relationships with others. |
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I'm coached on how to bend down by contracting my abs and curving my rib cage in. |
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You have the ability to be in the driver's seat by taking a proactive role in constructing contracting. |
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Bethany also acts as her parents' ears as both are deaf, since contracting measles in childhood. |
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And for many, another important aspect of the World of Masonry is to expand their working knowledge of the contracting industry. |
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And contracting out sits well with the current fashion in public administration for smaller government. |
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Spain is increasing the size of its fishing fleet while ours is contracting. |
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For example, it significantly reduced ration and fuel costs through consolidated contracting and distribution. |
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He keeps pigs, cattle and sheep and does not look after the animals himself, contracting out all the mucky work. |
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The most common are the basic Kegel exercises, which involve contracting your pelvic-floor muscles. |
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This relaxed posture allows her to concentrate on contracting her abdominal muscles with maximum intensity. |
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So with the aim of contracting for projects, the constructor spends huge amounts of money on bribes. |
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Bill was a partner in an asphalt contracting business and he leaves a wife Olga, sister Sheila and daughter Amanda. |
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This clause serves to emphasize the importance placed by the contracting parties on the avoidance of litigation. |
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It tightens the coils by contracting the individual muscles between its ribs and so prevents the prey from moving. |
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We have to assure ourselves that when contracting out has been going on, we've not been substituting cleanliness. |
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Poultry vaccines can prevent healthy chickens from contracting deadly strains of avian influenza, Dutch researchers report. |
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In certain skeletal muscle fibers, namely the red or slow contracting muscle fibers, the nuclei may be found scattered throughout the sarcoplasm. |
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We investigated the influence of hyperoxia on O2 uptake in tetanically contracting canine gastrocnemius. |
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This leads to calf muscles contracting, making it very difficult to stand with your feet flat, even when barefoot. |
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Family farms are no longer self-contained units, and the work force now moves around, contracting in specialist areas. |
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The second aspect of their strategy was the contracting out of sessional work to private orthodontists on a fee per case basis. |
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It takes many forms, from contracting out construction to handing over the whole shebang under contracts loaded in favour of new operators. |
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One important consideration is the risk of contracting sexually transmitted diseases. |
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There is nothing upon the face of this agreement distinctly shewing that the plaintiff was contracting as agent for others. |
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Along with very little sleep and the destruction of trenches, soldiers also had to worry about contracting trench foot. |
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Dozens of tigers died recently from bird flu after contracting the virus from raw chickens they were fed. |
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Ena Kiely, 61, died of the disease after contracting it while taking a shower in a private room. |
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All persons whatsoever are forbid to trust her on his account, for he will pay no debts of her contracting from the date hereof. |
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She's diabetic, and only has one lung after contracting tuberculosis at an early age. |
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By reducing drug use, drug users also reduce their risk of contracting blood-borne diseases, including HIV and hepatitis. |
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This is especially important around the equestrian centre where horses could be in danger of contracting the West Nile virus carried by mozzies. |
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Nationals kicks off with Mercedes contracting food poisoning from a sketchy taco joint. |
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Police said he had been contracting drug mules to swallow and smuggle cocaine into Europe. |
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Not for Thompson a slavish adherence to prudence, that is considered imperative in a contracting football market. |
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The official unemployment figures for April also point to a contracting economy. |
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In a contracting muscle myosin and actin filaments slide past each other as the muscle fiber shortens. |
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At the moment they believe the universe to be expanding, or contracting, or both. |
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This affords greater opportunity to provide client choice, being specific to each client, unlike most contracting in the NHS market. |
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Nothing is worth the risk of contracting HIV or hepatitis from poorly sterilised or unsterilised needles used in an emergency. |
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Hot and humid summers mixed with cold and snowy winters equals expanding and contracting pavement. |
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The likelihood of the fetus contracting an in utero infection depends on several factors. |
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Under English law, the minimum age for contracting a valid marriage is 16 for both men and women. |
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Chris died within a day of contracting the deadly brain bug meningococcal meningitis in January. |
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Beside the A6 near Garstang was a family concern contracting with threshing machines, traction engines and steamrollers. |
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Despite the discouraging outlook, many black-owned businesses are proving that offshoring does not spell the end of contracting as we know it. |
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Unions are seeking significant changes to the way employers can use casual workers, labour hire or contracting out. |
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Hydromedusae swim by rhythmically contracting the circular swimming muscles located in the subumbrella. |
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It also discourages people from saving and contracting out adds further to the complex tangle. |
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Differently sized partners were seen stretching or contracting their body between the genital region and the clitellum. |
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Scaphopods burrow by projecting their foot into the substrate and contracting pedal retractor muscles to pull the animal downward. |
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A kegel exercise consists of contracting the pelvic-floor muscles in the same way that you would to stop the flow of urine. |
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Two other patients are critically ill after contracting the disease through infected organs from the donor. |
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The retail giant recently settled charges concerning contracting illegal alien workers. |
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Immunosuppressed or immunocompromised patients are at higher risk for contracting waterborne infections. |
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Then, while still contracting, the star cools through yellow and red-hot, and the protyle condenses into progressively heavier elements. |
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After an increase in the number of personnel contracting Hepatitis B, a request was made for all members to be inoculated against the disease. |
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One possibility is private contracting to bundle together several programs aimed at restoring or conserving environmental amenities. |
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The prescription for this dilemma is for contracting offices to stand firm and not take on this type of assignment. |
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The economy unexpectedly expanded in the final three months of last year after contracting in the third quarter. |
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These stars change in actual size by about 10 per cent, expanding and contracting over a period of several days. |
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The heart works as a pump, with its muscular walls contracting to force the movement of blood. |
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Raise your hips only as high as you can while still forcefully contracting your abs for a second or two. |
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About six million people were encouraged to contract out of the state scheme by the carrot of generous contracting out rebates. |
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In the meantime, the clear advice to everyone is that the current level of rebates is too low to justify contracting out on financial grounds. |
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This may ultimately lead to farmers doing the job themselves rather than contracting it out. |
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Lancashire County Council funds road gritting by contracting it out to district councils. |
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The infatuated prince subsequently caused an international incident by contracting a bigamous marriage with her. |
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Health chiefs say the number of people contracting the virus since then has remained low. |
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Reduce your chances of contracting the flu bug by getting a yearly flu vaccine from your doctor's office or local clinic. |
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He had been admitted to hospital after suffering a stroke on January 2 before then contracting pneumonia. |
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Congress could not even pay the interest on its domestic debt and was financing its foreign debts only by contracting additional loans. |
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The term also refers to contractual stipulations either implied by law or expressly mandated by the contracting parties. |
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But he died after contracting a chest infection which turned into pneumonia. |
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Imagine pointing your toe and contracting your calf as hard as you can, then dropping your heel off the edge of a step and stretching it out. |
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Quivering or irregular contraction of heart muscle fibers, preventing the heart from contracting as a unit and pumping blood effectively. |
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He noticed that milkmaids who had recovered from cowpox were resistant to contracting small pox. |
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It's likely you won't notice any signs or symptoms after contracting cryptococcosis. |
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There is a fuzzy line between contracting out for services from industry, and simply enlisting industry in the cause. |
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I rang up Luke to ask if I was being too dainty in thinking it ghoulish to market a film of somebody contracting a deadly disease. |
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Tom had launched the contracting company and through sheer hard work and dedication to service and quality, they began to make their mark. |
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The higher homocysteine, the higher your chances of a person contracting dementia. |
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Very often contracting out public service provision works badly if it works at all. |
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Children living close to electricity pylons face a greater risk of contracting leukaemia, it was officially acknowledged yesterday. |
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And ultimately, they die from the diaphragm contracting to such an extent that they asphyxiate or suffocate to death. |
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A ten-month-old boy has had his legs, arm and five digits amputated after contracting meningitis in Sheffield. |
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Two horses were euthanized at Bay Meadows earlier this week apparently after contracting equine rhino tracheitis virus. |
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I straighten up, contracting my abs and arching my back to bring the spinal erectors into play. |
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The spine is stable and still, with the rectus abdominis, obliques and erector spinae muscle isometrically contracting. |
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But it is unfounded fear by an American public at minimal risk of contracting the illness that is confounding those efforts. |
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Even the half-baked economists at the IMF should know that holding back government spending in a contracting economy is like turning off the engines on an aeroplane in stall. |
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For the overwhelming majority of people in this country, the likelihood of contracting it is fleetingly small. |
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The youngster had breathing problems and was given an oxygen mask, inhalers and steroid tablets after contracting a viral-induced wheeze last summer. |
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Their services also include advising businesses in dealing with public sector purchasers and preparing proposals for submission to contracting bodies. |
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The leaflets offer advice and tips on safe farm practices so that farmers can reduce the chances of they and their families contracting these germs. |
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The philosophy behind it is to drive shonks out of local government, particularly in an environment were the contracting out of services is increasing. |
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The polar ice caps are contracting at a rate of 9 percent each decade. |
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Kegel exercises, in which you strengthen your pelvic floor muscles by contracting them, are the best treatment for stress incontinence, says Hudson, a naturopath. |
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Jill, of Edgware, Middlesex, whose white Samoyed called Bella died of MRSA last year, has launched a campaign to stop other pets contracting the bug. |
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Each brewer disposes of his product by contracting with special saloon-keepers to sell his beer and no other. The more saloons he has, the better. |
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The company also has an expanding contracting division which provides a design and installation service to a number of building firms and shopfitters. |
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Despite my advocacy of contracting, I have also for many years expressed a belief that in some ways the Army was better off when we made our own horseshoes and mime balls. |
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He has also sought to rebalance the business, building up its housebuilding and property development arms and de-emphasising the focus on pure contracting work. |
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Breathe deeply, inhaling and exhaling through the nose, bringing breath to the deepest part of your belly and expanding and contracting rib cage with each breath. |
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A new approach to Logistics is evinced by resupplying only as needed, rapidly exploiting contracting assets in theater, and requiring a commonality of vehicle parts. |
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Affirmative action in construction contracting programs is in a tailspin, with some cities bailing out of what they now see as a legally risky enterprise. |
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Then he leaned over to catch what Lou, his face twitching and jaws contracting, was saying to him. |
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I coughed, my lungs contracting to rid me of the disgusting substance. |
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People's fears, often fanned by anti-bat hysteria in the media about the danger of contracting bat-carried diseases, have made bats political pawns. |
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China's untapped cigarette market seemed to be an El Dorado for global tobacco companies looking to boost depleted sales margins due to a contracting First World market. |
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Scientists currently are monitoring the seismic activity, as well as volcanic gasses being emitted and the swelling and contracting of the volcanic dome. |
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The paper hangs in its box frame, edges furling and contracting. |
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In the decade after the war, he joined a Trappist monastery, but was forced to leave after contracting tuberculosis. |
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Parts of Scotland provide a suitable habitat for this bird, but its range in that country seems to be slowly contracting in a northward direction. |
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The software is designed for companies who have a requirement for controlling separate divisions such as contracting, service and maintenance and plant control. |
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The vaccine also protects you against contracting severe bouts of illness. |
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Although China has laws and rules for government procurement and bidding, foreign executives said that much Olympic contracting is governed by neither. |
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In sub-Saharan Africa, 400,000 to 500,000 people are at risk of contracting malaria. |
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I found the sodden mess in the laundry, saturated to the point where I tried to put them on, but for fear of contracting instantaneous pneumonia I decided against it. |
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How unjust to do so by pillaging the church, an institution that was neither responsible for contracting the debt nor had benefited from the deficit expenditures. |
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The FBI investigation is based on claims by a senior army contracting official who claims she was frozen out of decisions when she questioned the contracts. |
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They have to seek budgetary sanction of fund according to the requirement of this class I institution of the country contracting the higher ups in power. |
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Yes, Alicia Silverstone just offered to cure your thyroid condition and lower your risk of contracting cancer. |
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Equally undoubtedly, lawyers acting on behalf of the contracting companies involved will not have been so dilatory in their activities, on behalf of their own paymasters. |
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Think now of a filmstrip that records an erratic distribution of the balls on a pool table, and then shows the balls contracting into a regular triangle. |
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In the majority of cases, the woman would not have even known about the possibility of contracting the diseases through sexual relations with her husband. |
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A bivalve closes its shells by contracting its powerful adductor muscles. |
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My passing further disgruntled gloomy herons slouching along the bank, and startled grebes and coots fussing around in ever contracting pools of water. |
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In education these operant techniques include token economies, contingency contracting, behavior modification, and various forms of programmed instruction. |
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A British holidaymaker has died after contracting legionnaires' disease on a trip to Italy, health officials said yesterday. |
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More extreme antipet people are crazed by paranoia over the possibility of contracting some disease from an animal. |
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Pregnant women are often advised to have someone else clean the cat box to reduce the risk of contracting toxoplasmosis. |
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The critical factor was financing, which was handled by building societies that dealt directly with large contracting firms. |
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The present contracting parties are Denmark, Estonia, the European Community, Finland, Germany, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Russia and Sweden. |
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Pregnant women are often advised to have someone else clean the litter box to reduce the risk of contracting toxoplasmosis. |
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Network Rail reports significant savings resulting from the initial transfers of work away from contracting companies. |
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He spent less than a year there, leaving in 1927 without gaining a commission, after contracting gonorrhea. |
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The New Zealand government does not accept that this was a failure of governmental contracting and oversight. |
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Other scallops can extend their foot from between their valves, and by contracting the muscles in their foot, they can burrow into sand. |
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Most fish move by alternately contracting paired sets of muscles on either side of the backbone. |
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Princess Cecily died in 1507, at the age of 38, only a few years after contracting her last marriage. |
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Generally, this was placed in the context of a contracting planet Earth due to heat loss in the course of a relatively short geological time. |
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Recently, a number of municipal governments have begun the process of contracting for the construction and operation of incinerators. |
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The Cryptodira retract their necks backwards while contracting it under their spine, whereas the Pleurodira contract their necks to the side. |
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This type of unit is at times formed by a commercial diving company contracting to government via the Baltic Exchange. |
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Final allocation of output was achieved through relatively decentralized, unplanned contracting. |
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Aimee lost her limbs after contracting an infection called necrotising fasciitis when she fell from a zip-line and gashed her leg. |
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The military maintains that the risk of contracting the virus is minimal. |
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A former Defense Department contracting official has been sentenced to 11 years in prison for taking kickbacks from a contractor. |
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Such customers should not have to worry about contracting a rhinovirus when simple methods of cleanliness can be employed. |
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The LSI contractor is not constrained by the contracting regulations and processes the government must use when it awards contracts. |
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Sooner or later, friends like this are going to start contracting same-sex marriages of convenience. |
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Small business government contracting programs generally rely upon a contractor's self-certification. |
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It is a botulin toxin which is injected into the skin and prevents muscles contracting temporarily, to smooth out the skin. |
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Holidaymakers on board the Boudicca have been isolated on board after contracting gastroenteritis. |
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John Davies As well as farming sheep and suckler cattle in Breconshire, Mr Davies provides holiday lets and runs a silage contracting business. |
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All the contracting officer and COL Caring knew was that the sickout situation resolved itself soon after the payment problem was addressed. |
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Sleeping around is dangerous, not least the risk of contracting sexually-transmitted diseases. |
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Army Contracting Command, Red River Army Depot, Texarkana, Texas is the contracting activity. |
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The findings of this study suggest that in the major European countries, the market for molecular biology products is contracting. |
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Packing has been improved these days through utilization of fibre glass, plastic, thermophore, and contracting plastic, the release concluded. |
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A few people dodge the Epstein-Barr virus when young, contracting it in adolescence or later as mononucleosis, a manageable disease. |
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Comets condensed out of the contracting solar nebula at the formation of the solar system, in the distant Edgeworth-Kuiper belt and Oort Cloud. |
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Todd Spinelli, founder of Aquafree, said he invented a water-free toothbrush system after contracting Montezuma's revenge in Mexico. |
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Lauren, who is coached by Job King, took up wheelchair racing two years ago after contracting transverse myelitis, a rare neurological condition. |
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Its EBCDIC to ASCII conversion service provides conversion solutions through turn-key contracting and consulting. |
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Aled farms around 600 acres in Cardiganshire and North Pembrokeshire with his uncle and his wife, Hedydd and also runs a grain processing contracting business. |
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The proposed rule also recognizes that some conflicts cannot be mitigated, requiring the contracting officer to select another offerer or request a waiver. |
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In the 1970s, 185 members of the Panara tribe died within two years of discovery after contracting such diseases as flu and chickenpox, leaving only 69 survivors. |
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This resulted in the German lines on the offense contracting to keep up the offensive time table while correspondingly the French lines were extending. |
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It is one thing to abbreviate by contracting, another by cutting off. |
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Incorporated as an electrical contract company in 2007, ELVART Industrial Services is a residential and commercial electrical contracting company in Oakville. |
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The Scotchman, who assisted as groomsman, was of course the only one present, beyond the chief actors, who knew the true situation of the contracting parties. |
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As a result, the processing of the scallop is oligopsonistic in nature, with the 5 firms owning and operating some vessels but also sometimes contracting with private vessels. |
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All budgets of ministries and municipalities must pass through this agency, including the execution of budget items such as contracting for routine operations. |
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It was replaced by inside contracting and the factory system. |
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The cable television franchise critique was conducted as part of a broader audit of the ITA, which last month found fault with the agency's contracting procedures. |
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Goldline's MEP manager, Arun Salian, adds that shrinking margins in the highly-competitive civil contracting sector places greater emphasis on securing more MEP work. |
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Residents wanted to stick with contracting with the Latah County Sheriff's Department, but Sperber believed a local force would be more effective. |
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This Scottish White Paper sets out the new Labour government's stall for phasing out the internal market, and with it GP fundholding and contracting for services. |
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Hybrid fixed point theory is a recent development is the ambit of fixed point theorems for contracting single-valued and multivalued maps in metric spaces. |
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The Patent Cooperation Treaty provides a unified procedure for filing patent applications to protect inventions in each of its contracting states. |
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Savery also worked for the Sick and Hurt Commissioners, contracting the supply of medicines to the Navy Stock Company, which was connected with the Society of Apothecaries. |
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By then cotton mules had been superseded by the ring frame and the industry was contracting, so it was never established whether these measures were effective. |
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The isolation of the indigenous people meant the remedies developed were for far less serious diseases, this was from not contracting western illnesses. |
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