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One is the R0, the first number of secondary cases that there are when the virus emerges.
So you're infected on the subway, and so for the first three days or so, you're in your latent period, you don't infect your coworkers, you reach your peak infectiousness at home, there will be secondary infections at home, and people with symptoms can self-quarantine, and over the long run, you have a reproduction number less than one, so the epidemic, if you continue these cycles, will go away.
In areas where access to good primary and secondary education are limited and employment opportunities are scarce, a small skill base is inevitable.
In Malawi, the secondary school, you have to pay school fees.
I felt very happy to be at the secondary school, so I was determined to do anything possible to receive education.
Finally, Gabriella's parents are likely to be subordinate bilinguals who learn a secondary language by filtering it through their primary language.
There's no statutory right to teach kids about food, elementary or secondary school, OK?
A creation of a network of reserves would provide direct employment for more than a million people plus all the secondary jobs and all the secondary benefits.
They just finished their Kenyan certificate of secondary education.
"Your comfort, simply, is secondary."
What the climate crisis has revealed to us is a secondary, more insidious and more pervasive crisis, which is the crisis of agency, which is what to do.
The secondary characters in this were like cardboard cutouts of what high school students are thought to be and everybody was a stereotype.
Also, the secondary characters are for the most part one- dimensional.
Skip this unless you are undiscriminating and think plot is secondary.
Some of the secondary actors try, really hard.
One thing I learned from Star Trek is that the special effects are secondary to the characters.
The actors are second rate, take the "Bad Guy" played by Patrick Kilpatrick (who?) exactly he has appeared in one episode of everything on TV and some secondary roles in poor movies (like this one).
I don't really consider myself a conservative, so I wasn't personally offended by this film, but it was pretty clear that the plot and the characterization in this film were secondary to the message.
This movie was supposedly based on a book written by Carlos Salazar Herrera about a love triangle (super cliché soap opera-like subject) and it secondary story is about an oil problem on the Atlantic Coast of Costa Rica with an American oil company who wanted to explore oil deposits on the region, but at the end it never was approved by the government.
The secondary plot line is incomprehensible and its relation to the primary plot line is mystifying.
I guess what I am trying to say is that the message about racism (which finally put in an appearance during the last two scenes of the movie) is secondary to this old mans being harassed.
As what usually happens in these films the straight actors play the main parts and the out gay actors play the secondary straight roles.
For transparency sake, I have to admit I am an ardent non-admirer of Walter Pidgeon, who was lucky to have found a niche at the artificial dream-factory of MGM, and somehow worked in secondary roles, supporting Greer Garson and others.
The cavernous hospital that Miss Barkley works in is virtually empty, so that no secondary plot line can possibly distract from the flimsy main story.
Problem is that both reality and a sensible plot are secondary to whatever gobbleygook social commentary Seagal is trying to get across.
Uma and Travolta were very good together, but - unfortunately - when they left the screen, the movie was nothing but a bunch of very boring and wordy secondary characters wrapped in some extremely bad writing.
He weighed down a fairly good performance by the Rock, the only secondary character who you couldn't wait to see leave the screen.
This one is very secondary in all aspects, not a single fresh idea.
When I was recovering from appendicitis a few years ago, I had just started teaching in secondary (high) school.
Naturally, the secondary villains are trigger happy clowns that couldn't hit the side of a barn with a howitzer.
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