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That's because they had rushed to Oklahoma a day earlier, after an earlier outbreak of tornadoes elsewhere in the state.
Still another problem was that Philadelphia health officials learned belatedly about an earlier outbreak of 19 cases of an illness similar to Legionnaires' disease, including three deaths.
If the ailment were SARS, doctors would have expected about a 50percentt death rate among the nursing home residents based on the experience of people 65 and older in the earlier outbreak of the disease, Dr. Kendall said.
Scientists had already noted that an earlier outbreak of Ebola in the same area in 1996 had led to a sharp decline in the gorilla population and now they knew why.
See articleMali reported that two people have died from Ebola in a setback for a country that was initially thought to have overcome an earlier outbreak of the disease.
A major problem is the lack of consistent work in the field, a point stressed to me in 2005 – during an earlier outbreak of brain-gender difference stories – by Professor Steve Jones, a geneticist at University College London, and author of Y: The Descent of Men.
Some, escaping earlier outbreaks of malaria and yellow fever, had sought a haven in the clean air and open land of the village called Greenwich.
On Dec. 20, 1968, Rapacki was removed as foreign minister for his refusal to support anti-Semitic measures that followed earlier outbreaks of student unrest in Poland.
In late 2007 a report into earlier outbreaks of Clostridium difficile, a bug that causes diarrhoea, at Maidstone and Tunbridge Wells trust in Kent said that the infection had caused the death of 90 patients.
Some in the borderlands see parallels with earlier outbreaks of anti-Hispanic militancy in the United States, citing examples like the armed vigilantes patrolling the Arizona desert, the expansion of the Border Patrol, and calls for the mass deportation of undocumented Hispanic immigrants.
More than 600,000 refugees have crossed the border from Myanmar since late August, Bangladesh's UN ambassador said, joining the 300,000 or so which had fled earlier outbreaks of violence.
