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Meanings of Ebola in English

Portuguese
ébola
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A severe and often fatal disease in humans and nonhuman primates, monkeys and chimpanzees, caused by the Ebola virus.

ébola
Usage of Ebola in English
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The company used a similar approach to develop a treatment for Ebola.
Reuters
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New US policies on Ebola crisis and congress approves intervention in Syria.
Radio NZ
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Positive results of tests in animals against Ebola were published in February.
The Guardian
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Infected patients initially went undiagnosed for several weeks before tests confirmed Ebola.
Reuters
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New Zealand is well prepared to care for Ebola patients, he said.
Radio NZ
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Cases of Ebola patients crossing borders during this outbreak have been rare.
The Guardian
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The Government says Ebola protocols in New Zealand are sufficient for now.
Radio NZ
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The international Ebola relief effort has cost almost three times as much.
Reuters
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Oct. 15: Second Texas nurse who treated Duncan is diagnosed with Ebola.
Reuters
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South Africa's climatic conditions do no not favour the outbreak of Ebola.
The South African
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Because such policies are regulated at state level, Ebola exclusions are unlikely.
Reuters
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It was not immediately clear whether the sample was tested for Ebola.
Reuters
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It is not possible to declare neutrality in the war against Ebola.
The Irish Times
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The Doctor Who Got Ebola New York's one-man pandemic-scare is feeling fine.
NY Magazine
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Uganda has set up Ebola screenings at its land and airport borders.
Reuters
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Officials at the Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital were unreliable narrators on Ebola.
The Irish Times
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Portuguese
ébolaebola
Ebola through the time