The number of malaria cases has shrunk in this region dramatically in the past 30 years, since Nosten and his team began to contain and eradicate it.
But the second half was a different story as the Americans began to contain the speedy Costa Ricans and Keller began to make the kind of saves he is known for.
There were 53 cases and 29 deaths in the DRC outbreak that began in early May, but a massive effort began to contain it as soon as the government declared it was Ebola.
These changes may be informed by many different registers of experience – both conscious and subconscious – as the inner voice begins to contain echoes of other voices harvested from life and literature.
So it happened that church regulations of the 16th and 17th centuries began to contain items governing schools and the instruction of young people (mainly in reading and religion).
A1 Although a small but growing number of countries are beginning to contain the spread of the AIDS virus, the epidemic is expanding in all areas of the world, the United Nations secretary general, Kofi Annan, said at a special session of the General Assembly to address the disease.
His job appeared secure after President Bush said the nation owed him a debt of gratitude for the war on terror, but the trip underscored the fact that the Bush administration has not begun to contain political damage from the scandal.
"We are going to continue to have large wildfires". Tidwell spoke as authorities began to contain the first big fire of the 2013 season: the Powerhouse fire, which erupted in the rugged hills north of Los Angles, blackening 30,000 acres, destroying six homes, and forcing thousands to flee.
