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Meanings of pandemics in English
Usage of pandemics in English
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Importance: The need to respond quickly to potential influenza pandemics is important.
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It is not good news when two pandemics are at work simultaneously.
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These data support the use of adjuvanted influenza vaccines during influenza pandemics.
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The Aids, TB, and malaria pandemics are at least partly in check.
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Only influenza A is known to have been responsible for influenza pandemics.
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Much focus has been on the parallels between coronavirus and past pandemics.
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Certainly, evidence points to the probability that women fare worse during pandemics.
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These pandemics are hard to predict or trace back to their origins.
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You are doing your PhD on communications in pandemics, what perfect timing!
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The National Risk Assessment process has discussed major pandemics every year since 2014.
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Second waves are real things, and we have seen them in flu pandemics.
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Unfortunately, such clauses are extremely rare in leases, and unlikely to cover pandemics.
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Since then, Sarasota Military Academy Prep has seen many such pandemics.
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The experience of past pandemics is hardly encouraging on this front.
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Your business continuity plan covers fires, earthquakes, hurricanes and maybe pandemics.
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Jessica: Most insurers won't cover delays and cancellations resulting from pandemics.
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