How To Use Quarantine In A Sentence

During the French colonization, this was the quarantine zone for the port.
Inspection" means that the Frontier Health and Quarantine Organ( hereinafter referred to as the" Health and Quarantine Organ") carries out medical inspection and sanitary inspection.
They were settled into a den in the ape and monkey pavilion, which will be their quarters during six months of quarantine. Times, Sunday Times
The first beavers could arrive in Britain by autumn and would be released after six months in quarantine.
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And you should bring the healthy inspection form to Beijing Quarantine Bureau office to change the export permit within 7 days from the inspection day.
The tiger was in quarantine while surgeons undertook emergency surgery on its owner.
Fresh research suggests that, while people will happily put up with voluntary restrictions on movement, they balk at the idea of compulsory quarantine. Times, Sunday Times
The people of Waterford would have to pray that the word quarantine would be interpreted to their advantage, and that all who read the sign would assume that the sickness was worse within the town than without. The Quilter's Legacy
Until results of the biological test are satisfactory, the sterilizer should be quarantined.
While those trapped within ponder the reason for the quarantine, work progresses as usual. REVIEW: Blind Lake by Robert Charles Wilson
After landing in Japan, the seven-year-old bay was transported by van to Shiroi Quarantine Facility.
Another no-mates, quarantined island where they gyre and gambol long and hard and in public.
He added that although strict new measures were recently introduced to dispose of swill as quarantine waste, Transnet previously contracted out waste disposal to private companies which profited by selling it to farmers as pigswill in contravention of international practice, the report said. ANC Daily News Briefing
Puccinia gladioli is a heteroecious rust of quarantine significance for the U.S.
In order to obviate the performance of quarantine on our return, I took an officer of the establishment, and a couple of men, with me, who in the Levant are called Guardiani; but here the German word Ueber-reiter, or over-rider, was adopted. Servia, Youngest Member of the European Family or, A Residence in Belgrade and Travels in the Highlands and Woodlands of the Interior, during the years 1843 and 1844.
The property has been quarantined and all animals will be tested.
The New Jersey statute is not such a quarantine law.
A diphtheritic patient should be quarantined, and everything connected with the sick room thoroughly disinfected. Hygienic Physiology : with Special Reference to the Use of Alcoholic Drinks and Narcotics
The influence of non-Quakers in the place has been of late to quarantine such "leadings" and prevent social contagion. Quaker Hill A Sociological Study
We need an immediate ban on the creation of new virtual animals, cute or otherwise, and existing ones will have to either be quarantined on an unconnected server or burnt in a big insanitary heap of pixels.
The English are very strict on their anti-rabies regulations and sometimes keep animals in quarantine for six months.
Therefore, these methods deserve to bein quarantine and control of codling moth in China.
A group of U.S. students touring China are gaining an experience they had not expected - a second round in quarantine following a positive test of the H1N1 flu virus, a chaperone for the group said. POLITICAL HOT TOPICS: July 28, 2009
During the past few months the city papers have referred to St. Vincent as the leprosy town, Hallock was referred to as the pauper district; we have been advertised as the refuge of tramps and quarantined on account of glanders*; but last of all and worst of all Bro, W-- --- has commenced pelting us with poetry, and SUCH poetry! "...Leprosy Town..."
He's now behind bars at the Heathrow quarantine centre. Times, Sunday Times
The farm's 12,000 chickens were destroyed and farms within two miles were quarantined.
No Karly, that’s when the government lies to you and spends your tax dollars to promote and execute an illegal invasion of another country, and when citizens try to protest, they’re put in quarantined zones. Think Progress » ThinkFast: March 30, 2010
The quarantine makes it illegal to transport honey bees out of the area.
The health officials placed the ship's crew in quarantine.
She was sent home to Oxford and put in quarantine.
The individuals quarantined may in each case be perfectly healthy, but the suspicion that they are harbouring disease provokes the application of quarantine procedures.
So now my poor little 6 year old and I are quarantined in our home.
The animals are still in quarantine at the port.
According to Luke, injecting drug use is on the rise amongst young Kooris, with rural areas, even quite remote communities, no longer being quarantined.
At present, system flaws of green trade barrier are green technical standards, green subsidy, green environment symbols, green authentication, green health quarantine and so on.
The horse had to spend several months in quarantine when it reached Britain.
She said: ‘It is ridiculous that they have been allowing the import of birds as pets in recent weeks without even placing them in quarantine.’
They were settled into a den in the ape and monkey pavilion, which will be their quarters during six months of quarantine. Times, Sunday Times
In 1957 swarms of the Africanized honeybee escaped the quarantine and began to establish colonies.
Officers of the Northern Australian Quarantine Strategy sailed on Wewak in November to check coastal areas and inshore islands of remote Cape York and the Gulf of Carpentaria.
No vehicular traffic was being admitted to Chicago from the west or the south except through approved quarantine stations.
In the old days the disease was terrible, but survivable: farms were quarantined and the animals nursed.
Education was very key in terms of changing these attitudes somewhat, both in terms of “safer sex” and in terms of not stigmitizing those with HIV/AIDs.in California, there was actually a push through the ballot to quarantine people who were HIV+. The New Face of HIV/AIDS
There are police guarding the quarantine centre at the township hospital but not on the streets. Times, Sunday Times
Often the first separation was literal, through hospital isolation and quarantine, practices firmly established during the 1916 polio epidemic.
* A lazaretto was usually a pest-house for smallpox and other contagious diseases, but here is used for quarantine. but Neilson happily was the very officer, from whom we should have had our certificate, so having the seal of office in his trunk, * Journal of a Lady of Quality; Being the Narrative of a Journey from Scotland to the West Indies, North Carolina, and Portugal, in the Years 1774 to 1776
Because the aim, as I see it, will be for embassies to get all the ex-pats and tourists home before borders are closed to us and we are quarantined.
a quarantined animal
A photojournalist is charged with taking his publisher’s daughter, in her early 20s, back to the United States before Mexico is quarantined again for the aliens’ frisky season. Current Movie Reviews, Independent Movies - Film Threat
She cannot arrive in the UK until she is six months old due to strict quarantine laws. The Sun
Serious breaches of quarantine law risk up to ten years in jail. The Sun
Dengue is an enigmatic virus, difficult to diagnose and impossible to quarantine.
The patients are now quarantined in normal wards and recovering from fever, the Central News Agency reported.
The cat will now stay at a quarantine centre for six months. The Sun
The plan aims to strengthen the entry - exit quarantine cooperation in Asia.
FIX: Removed trust program prompt for quarantined files.
Modern psychoanalytic practice goes to great lengths to quarantine the psychoanalytic conversation from the real world.
The whole Lager was placed in quarantine and so completely isolated that not even letters got through. History of Stalag XVIII A
It punches above its weight because Australia in 1992 introduced what is known as the superannuation guarantee, a compulsory savings regime that quarantines 9% of an individual's earnings into an account that can't be accessed until retirement. Mitsubishi UFJ Buys 15% of Australia's AMP
A report released in June slammed failures in Australia's quarantine systems, which it described as inefficient, underfunded and lacking diligence. Latest News - Yahoo!7 News
The building has been quarantined since the mail anthrax attack in October 2001.
They were settled into a den in the ape and monkey pavilion, which will be their quarters during six months of quarantine. Times, Sunday Times
There were three main areas, a large camp for the prisoners who were considered to be political dissidents; a small camp that was called a quarantine camp, and tented section for the prisoners arriving from Poland.
If that much it true then I don't think it would be such to leap to assume that our solar system may be "quarantined" because of some "prime directive" thanks, again Star Trek and we may be prevented from being contacted...or we're so backward and violent that more civilized cultures wouldn't be bothered touch us with a ten light-year pole. VOTD: Neill Blomkamp’s TED Talk: Life On Other Planets and the Future of Human Civilization | /Film
They'll study them in quarantine to determine their efficacy and safety.
He acknowledged to himself that he viewed Horatio as more than an officer when he was quarantined on that plague ship.
City officials granted the unnamed Bush daughter privileged status, carting her out of the danger zone, despite the quarantine in effect.
In my view, establishing what he called a quarantine, what the world thought of as a blockade, and preventing if you will the Soviet Union from placing nuclear missiles in Cuba, that was certainly self-defense, it was certainly anticipatory self - defense, it was certainly preventative, and we were very close to a crisis of historic proportions. CNN Transcript Sep 26, 2002
Fresh research suggests that, while people will happily put up with voluntary restrictions on movement, they balk at the idea of compulsory quarantine. Times, Sunday Times
She was sent home to Oxford and put in quarantine.
After this fourth sequel, the series went into quarantine for three years, as if in reaction to the public mood of despair and anxiety.
In an epidemic area, the plant quarantine organs shall send inspectors to participate in the work of local road joint inspection stations or timber inspection stations.
By 2002, projects funded by UNESCO/UNF, CDF, GEF, UNDP and the Inter American Development Bank had assured some progress on invasive species (particularly cushiony scale), marine conservation, quarantine and institution strengthening. Galápagos National Park & Galápagos Marine Resources Reserve, Ecuador
I did see not so long ago, that a restaurant in Sydney was able to procure some at about $90 kg, which is about what I pay for the frozen version, so maybe one day, but I know that it is difficult to get them through quarantine because of concerns that any soil attached may harbour foot and mouth disease. At My Table
When the birds finally arrive in England, they will spend 28 days in quarantine, before moving to a large pen with soft sides.
Monochamus alternatus is the main vector of pinewood nematode, a critical plant quarantine organism.
In 1999 the System of Inspection and Quarantine for Galapagos (SICGAL) tied in other Ecuadorean institutions to start to control biotic invasions such as canine distemper. Galápagos National Park & Galápagos Marine Resources Reserve, Ecuador
Wendy, Jack and Caryn helped design Quarantine Reserve in 1988 to make sure it was fully accessible for people in wheelchairs, and even the barbecues have ramps so they can be used by all.
In a sense Amazon now has publicly admitted that private clouds do exist and the core differentiation is isolation (what I call quarantined cloud infrastructure), be it virtual or physical. Latest News from AJAX & RIA Journal
Currently, nearly 40 patients positive for HIV are quarantined on their own floor.
Quarantine Legally no quarantine period is needed for tropical fish.
Inside the towns, quarantine went into effect, with the sick isolated in prisonlike infirmaries called lazarettos.
Although legally imported olive oil has passed the required quarantine inspection, he admitted that the examination of the controversial benzopyrene is not included in the normal importation inspection.
Before he was taken to the quarantine center, he was hospitalized twice in Jakarta.
Fresh research suggests that, while people will happily put up with voluntary restrictions on movement, they balk at the idea of compulsory quarantine. Times, Sunday Times
Specifically, what has this fiasco cost Australian taxpayers so far, including costs associated with the buy-back of the sheep and the measures already undertaken to assess the quarantine risk associated with their return?
And you should bring the healthy inspection form to Beijing Quarantine Bureau office to change the export permit within 7 days from the inspection day.
Like their hosts, the plant pathogens are also of foreign origin and are thus kept in quarantine.
Leave Perth As you leave, you notice that the building for Australian Quarantine and Inspection Services has a bright tangy-green lawn that is covered in grazing rabbits. > Leave Perth
U.S. agricultural quarantines have prohibited importing fresh rambutans from their native Southeast Asia, but the fruit is now grown in Hawaii.
The turtle, which has now been adopted by the aquarium, will stay in the quarantine area until it has fully recovered. Times, Sunday Times
Fresh research suggests that, while people will happily put up with voluntary restrictions on movement, they balk at the idea of compulsory quarantine. Times, Sunday Times
As the period for keeping them in quarantine was over, they were shifted to the exhibit area.
One call to pet food company Eukanuba and the expensive quarantine and complicated paperwork were taken care of.
The Quarantine Authority helicopter gunfire had ended at dawn and she closed her eyes to a stillborn morning, until the hollow clang of her name spooked her awake. Their Dogs Came With Them
These crucial public servants patrol the streets in quarantined neighborhoods, ensuring no one leaves, except in a hearse. Jobs Of The Future
In broad terms, what they attempted to do was to quarantine the deductions that were incurred in respect of matters where the incurrence was by reference to the production of income off-shore.
Under the new rules, only designated plants are allowed to process poultry, which cannot be sold without a quarantine certificate.
The successful containment of the SARS outbreak was therefore due to both the efficiency of quarantine and the nature of the virus itself.
The turtle, which has now been adopted by the aquarium, will stay in the quarantine area until it has fully recovered. Times, Sunday Times
Martial law is declared in a fictional town in California, with soldiers putting the whole area under quarantine. Times, Sunday Times
With maleficent organism quarantined by the national.
A report released in June slammed failures in Australia's quarantine systems which it described as inefficient, underfunded and lacking diligence. Latest News - Yahoo!7 News
Unfortunately, the bride-to-be died in a smallpox epidemic, which plunged the city both into mourning and quarantine.
Goody was called to the diary room and effectively given a death sentence by a doctor many thousands of miles away in London, while her fellow housemates, quarantined on the other side of a sheet of plateglass, were left to speculate about what infringement of which rule - the one pertaining to the wearing of fright-wigs and maids' uniforms? Locust Day
The island is believed to be the world's first lazaret — a quarantine colony intended to help prevent the spread of infectious diseases. Low Water Again Plagues Venice: Acqua Bassa Redux
She is quarantined for fear of the society outside her door or her farmstead. CONFESSIONS OF AN UGLY STEPSISTER
It fitted in with her status as trailblazer as she suggested financial penalties for missed tests and quarantine periods for those returning from bans. Times, Sunday Times
The dog was being held in quarantine yesterday, while it is tested for rabies, after which it is expected to be put down. Times, Sunday Times
He expressed his preference for the quarantine over the strike.
In July, South Africa's Western Cape province had been hit by a similar outbreak which prompted authorities to quarantine swine at piggeries at the town of Worcester, northeast of Cape Town. ANC Daily News Briefing
That's one of things they're trying to figure out, if this news of the contiguousness or the lack of contiguousness, and the federally ordered quarantine order being lifted over the weekend, if that will allow him to leave the room he has been in since he arrived here Thursday morning -- T.J. HOLMES: All right, Ed. And I want to make sure we got the language there that they released. CNN Transcript Jun 4, 2007
He's now behind bars at the Heathrow quarantine centre. Times, Sunday Times
But chief health officer Chris Adriaansen says states want trees in the quarantine area at Emerald individually inspected for canker.
A day later the 500 bed Ditan Hospital, one of six in the city designated for SARS patients, was also quarantined.
The chicks will arrive on Salisbury Plain on June 23 and spend a month in quarantine before moving to a large enclosure.
In the old days the disease was terrible, but survivable: farms were quarantined and the animals nursed.
Furthermore, the idea that the N-word can be can be effectively quarantined from the English language is, at the present time, absolutely ludicrous. Akim Reinhardt: The New Adventure of Huckleberry Finn
I think that Bernstein is wrong to celebrate the transformation of university literature departments into cultural studies departments, because that is already to capitulate before the establishment of 'culture' as an exitless quarantine for ideas.
Martial law is declared in a fictional town in California, with soldiers putting the whole area under quarantine. Times, Sunday Times
The pandas have begun a 30-day quarantine period. Times, Sunday Times
He and hundreds of farmers and their workers are caught up in strict quarantine measures designed to ensure the bacterial disease doesn't spread to the bigger citrus fruit growing areas in other States.
A straw vote indicated eleven for the quarantine, six for the strike.
This project aims to develop alternative lettuce-friendly postharvest quarantine treatments based on vacuum and controlled atmospheres to disinfest lettuce of insects.
After the transplant she had to spend six months in quarantine to avoid catching an infection while her immune system recovered, but now she is fit and well.
They were settled into a den in the ape and monkey pavilion, which will be their quarters during six months of quarantine. Times, Sunday Times
For nearly one hundred years, bringing a pet into Britain involved a six month period in quarantine.
The older Russian cosmonauts even showed the pair a secret way into the building in order to dodge the standard postflight quarantine. Going to Space? First Stop: Eight Months of Grueling Training in Russia's Star City
Either way, the legacy is a troubling one: he was, in one reading, willing to sell (or at least lease) his faith for political porridge, or he really believed his private beliefs could be quarantined from his political actions (Mario Cuomo, anyone?). What is Sen. Ted Kennedy's "Catholic legacy"?
Here, the outside world seems to vanish behind enfolding mountains, quarantined away by river, still water, and wetland.
NIAGARA FALLS - Erie and Niagara counties have been added to the quarantine list in an effort to stem the spread of a pesky beetle that attacks and kills ash trees. Niagara Gazette Homepage
In 1785 the reformer turned his attention to plague prevention, examining lazarettos in France, Italy and Turkey - and deliberately experiencing quarantine in Venice.
I had been deemed a virus and am subject to be quarantined from the system. 365 tomorrows » 2009 » March : A New Free Flash Fiction SciFi Story Every Day
(Except, of course, during quarantines in avian-flu season.) Countdown to a Meltdown
The horse enters quarantine in Ireland on August 27 and arrives in Australia on September 19 accompanied by his longtime strapper.
The first attested usage of quarantine in its modern sense, the isolation of a potentially infective person or thing, is in the diary of Samuel Pepys in 1663, where he goes off onto a etmylogical point: Some words whose meanings have changed without controversy « Motivated Grammar
As a virulent strain of the measles spreads among the students, the town doctor puts Plumfield under quarantine.
The ship is still in rigorous quarantine.
Simpson said a monkey from the other quarantine room also showed signs of the virus, but a second test was negative.
The survey was also very useful for targeting international yacht and domestic vessels to monitor quarantine compliance.
The food producing and dealing units, when applying for the Health Permit, shall submit to the inspection and quarantine authorities the ichnographies of their places of business and their processing flow diagrams.
Lippmann suggested that Kennedy's prudence — his decision to "react sharply, but to react for a limited aim and with limited means" — allowed the confrontation to end "peaceably," as Khrushchev accepted the naval quarantine in a A Near Miss
Control measures undertaken include quarantine and disinfection of infected premises.
A dirty environment is one of the factors responsible for the spread of the screwworm fly, according to experts SANAA, 11 January 2009 (IRIN) - The General Department for Animal Health and Veterinary Quarantine (GDAHVQ) in Yemen's Ministry of Agriculture has deployed 21 field teams in the northeast to combat a new outbreak of myiasis, an infestation of human or animal tissue with fly larvae (maggots). near the border with Saudi Arabia in December 2007. IRIN
This linguistic disease of a term must be quarantined," nominator Kuahmel Allah said. 'Viral,' 'Mama Grizzlies' Top List Of Banished Words For 2011
Yet UN officials said this epidemic was unexpected, attempting to excuse their slow response and failure to quarantine the zone where cholera broke out - even as they took credit in preceding months for preventing a postearthquake outbreak of infectious disease. Crossover Dreams: The Clinton Bush Haiti Fund is Lying to You
Hundreds of immigrants, mostly English and some Irish, died on the island while in quarantine.
But sprays do have a place in nurseries and in quarantine. Times, Sunday Times
The petrol-driven Hollands were initially consigned to Fareham Creek along with powder vessels, quarantine hulks and other undesirables.
A number of school pupils and restaurant staff are being put in quarantine as the north west battles to stop the Sars virus wreaking havoc.
The cat will now stay at a quarantine centre for six months. The Sun
Explain the difference between the public health practices of isolation and quarantine. An Introduction to Community Health
No contagionist, however unscrupulous and enthusiastic, nor quarantine authority however vigilant, can pretend to say how the disease has been introduced at the different points of Sunderland, Haddington, and Kirkintulloch, -- no more than he can tell why it has appeared at Doncaster, Portsmouth, and an infinity of other places without spreading. Letters on the Cholera Morbus. Containing ample evidence that this disease, under whatever name known, cannot be transmitted from the persons of those labouring under it to other individuals, by contact—through the medium of inanimate substances—or throug
In Arizona, less than 10 percent of wheat fields are quarantined.
Serious breaches of quarantine law risk up to ten years in jail. The Sun
As the epidemic on board the Kate had been contracted at Nassau, and still prevailed on shore, we were at a loss to understand why we should be refused "pratique"; but it gave our little party no concern, as the town did not present an attractive or inviting appearance from the quarantine ground; nor were our unfavorable impressions removed upon a nearer acquaintance with it two or three months afterwards. The Narrative of a Blockade-Runner
The two islands off Quebec were used to quarantine immigrants with many Irish emigrants, who failed to survive the transatlantic crossing, buried on these islands.
We have to choose between a period of quarantine or importing Ebola. The Sun
If a patient carries an infectious disease, for example, then a doctor might put the interest of the community above that of the individual concerned and have the patient forcibly quarantined.
Patients are considered contagious and should remain in quarantine until all scabs separate.
Now, listen, boys, if this is about that time on Kumar, I've already said that I had no idea those fruit would be toxic, and even less idea that you'd be quarantined for so long while they cleaned you up, and - oof!
In theory, a flu pandemic might be contained in its early stages by performing "ring prophylaxis" -- aggressively using antiflu drugs, vaccines and quarantines to isolate relatively small outbreaks of the new infectious agent. Understanding Swine Flu
The Public Security Bureau will crack down on anyone who refuses to be quarantined or undergo medical observation.
Buster had to spend six months in quarantine on his return from Iraq.
In the case of an outbreak of a viral hemorrhagic fever, infected people should be quarantined.
Report of USAID fact-finding team on ethylene dibromide quarantine program uses on tropical fruits in Caribbean Basin Initiative countries by George Cavin OpEdNews - Quicklink: An open letter to Charlie Gibson and George Stephanapoulos
However, as the quarantine facility overcrowds with more bodies, waste and detritus, Dallas Observer | Complete Issue
Some 4,000 cattle in two herds remain in quarantine because of the concerns about mad cow disease.
Where the risk is assessed as not high, quarantine restriction will apply for 21 days with regular veterinary visits undertaken.
She is quarantined for fear of the society outside her door or her farmstead. CONFESSIONS OF AN UGLY STEPSISTER
By providing a scientific basis for personal hygiene, these developments also transformed preventive medicine by adding new weapons to its previous armoury of quarantine and sewers.
In the case of an outbreak of a viral hemorrhagic fever, infected people should be quarantined.
The result is all around me as I walk through the shelter, where we have forty pppies quarantined for at least ten days because they've tested positive for parvo. Gary Weitzman, DVM: Saving Puppies
In between reports from CNN of Paris Hilton's impending subtopian incarceration (in a section of Los Angeles 'Century Regional Detention Center reserved for celebrities, public officials, police officers and other high-profile inmates, in a cell shared with a “reckless driver”) ‚ and Lindsay Lohan's upcoming 21st birthday bacchanalia (in Las Vegas, right after spending 30 days at the celebrity architecture du jour — the rehab center), we heard reports of the jet-set TB-infected Atlanta lawyer quarantined in Denver (an accidental celebrity in a rehab center of a different kind, as it were), flown there yesterday with an escort of federal marshals. Air TB
In October some guests were quarantined in their rooms after a similar outbreak of sickness.
The pandas have begun a 30-day quarantine period. Times, Sunday Times
Martial law is declared in a fictional town in California, with soldiers putting the whole area under quarantine. Times, Sunday Times
Mary was quarantined for several weeks when she had scarlet fever.
Isabel and the two older boys also succumbed to diphtheria and were in quarantine for a month.
Anything in quarantine is safely segregated from the rest of your computer, it cannot run from there, so it can do no harm. Archive 2008-06-01
Shaikh Ayan and Hadj 'Othman, of the quarantine, amusing themselves with jereed-playing and other mimic manoeuvres of warfare, which they performed very cleverly. Byeways in Palestine
Quarantine restriction have been lifted on import animal from that country.
The dominant available images prescribe a particularly parochial set of options: a barricaded and insulated rejectionist leadership; pitiful masses suffering in teeming refugee camps or squalid, quarantined communities; and, most prominent of all, terrorist suicide bombers, fanatical malevolent creatures, bereft of normal human motivation and well beyond our comprehension. January « 2008 « Bill Ayers
The Chinese man suffering from leprosy is quarantined in a tent by the river on the edge of town.
Paul is due to return to his family in Preston later this week but Elliot will remain in quarantine for six months before he is allowed to come home.
They were settled into a den in the ape and monkey pavilion, which will be their quarters during six months of quarantine. Times, Sunday Times
If foot-and-mouth does hit this area and we are quarantined, we won't even be able to do this.
Often the first separation was literal, through hospital isolation and quarantine, practices firmly established during the 1916 polio epidemic.
Hospitals and doctors have been placed on alert to be prepared to quarantine patients suspected of suffering from the early stages of the virus.
It fitted in with her status as trailblazer as she suggested financial penalties for missed tests and quarantine periods for those returning from bans. Times, Sunday Times
Was she in quarantine to protect most of her immediate family from the disease that was about to end her life?
All laws of quarantine have their origin and basis in the concept of disease transmission by contagion.
Perhaps the book is flovent without a prescription home quarantine facts on azmacort had spread kenalog orabase dosage ensued. Big Wall Street Journal Poll Contains Comfort For Both Parties
The dog was kept in quarantine for six months.
They must serve a quarantine period of three weeks away from any Ebola patients before they go to the airport. The Sun
Explain the difference between the public health practices of isolation and quarantine. An Introduction to Community Health
Fresh research suggests that, while people will happily put up with voluntary restrictions on movement, they balk at the idea of compulsory quarantine. Times, Sunday Times
In this situation, Ponter actually does get sick and almost dies and all those who made contact with him are quarantined.
That sheet has been "quarantined" and will not be considered at all, he added, declining to say which candidate would have benefited. Haiti waits for election results amid fraud, chaos

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