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The jury is still out on whether cold weather, per se, makes the virus easier to transmit, although dry, heated indoor air may assist the spread—and enclosed spaces definitely do.

Because of its “self-destruct” reputation, the app is a popular tool among youngsters for transmitting sexually explicit material.

According to the Montgomery Police Department, transmitting a sexually transmitted disease is a class C misdemeanor.

They should be capable of transmitting their location no matter how deep they plunge.

“According to Faye, one can, in transmitting words, carry entire ideologies with them,” Nancy and company responded in Libération.

A similar fine will apply if it breaches any other terms of the injunction, including a ban on transmitting the images.

Tall mothers may produce tall sons, by transmitting to them the single trait of tallness of the maternal grandfather.

Mr. Allan Aynesworth, as the heroine's guardian, had no difficulty in transmitting pleasantly enough his mild share of the fun.

Suppose, for example, that we arrange to decrease the current in the antenna of the transmitting station.

That is what the audion does in the transmitting set of a radio telephone.

Jefferson indorsed it in transmitting it both to Hammond and Genet.