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prevent outbreak
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9.02 |
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Action can prevent an outbreak of misbehavior. |
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cause outbreak
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5.92 |
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Could stowaway spores cause an outbreak on Mars? |
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follow outbreak
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4.48 |
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Following up outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease. |
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fear outbreak
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4.21 |
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Police fear the outbreak of sectarian fighting. |
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report outbreak
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4.02 |
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No other outbreaks have been reported. |
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contain outbreak
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3.29 |
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The outbreak was largely contained by Tuesday. |
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control outbreak
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2.11 |
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Efforts to control the outbreak have begun, Klaucke said. |
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trace outbreak
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1.65 |
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The outbreak has been traced to a tainted fruit juice. |
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blame outbreak
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1.58 |
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He blamed the outbreak on poor sanitation. |
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fight outbreak
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1.58 |
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Mozambique is also fighting an outbreak of cholera. |
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investigate outbreak
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1.58 |
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After the smoked whitefish episode, I investigated other outbreaks of botulism. |
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confirm outbreak
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1.25 |
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When an outbreak is confirmed, exports are severely limited. |
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see outbreak
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1.25 |
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Afghanistan sees outbreaks of cholera every year. |
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link outbreak
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1.18 |
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It took a year to link the outbreak to the commune. |
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avoid outbreak
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1.12 |
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So far, potential outbreaks have been avoided. |
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trigger outbreak
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0.92 |
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...the incident which triggered the outbreak of the First World War. |
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detect outbreak
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0.86 |
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The public health system to detect an outbreak is weak. |
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have outbreak
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0.79 |
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You are going to have outbreaks. |
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limit outbreak
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0.59 |
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Last year, the outbreak was limited to New York City and its nearest suburbs. |
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suffer outbreak
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0.59 |
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Ireland and France have also suffered outbreaks. |