contagion

Like a contagion it seemed to be all around her.

She played a small role in the 2011 film Contagion.

It now looks as if the contagion went the other way.

Social services are better, they say, and there is less public fear of contagion.

For now the problem is one of contagion and market confidence.

One man to risk the supposed contagion was very much more likely.

And in today's world, it can now spread like contagion.

Was there some sort of reverse contagion at work here?

But I soon realized he had been taken away on account of the contagion.

And that would not be so bad, only for the deadly contagion.

Only then, by contagion, did the experience become frightening for me in turn.

And Contagion can sometimes feel like a series of public health warnings.

I had so far failed to find the source of the contagion.

Whether the democratic contagion will spread remains to be seen.

Each family who stopped by had a special recipe for contagion.

There are more countries involved, and the potential for contagion is enormous.

The contagion had already passed between them when she assisted him here.

If you could start a contagion, you'd be doing a service to your fellow citizens.

In any epidemic many men stay home from work to avoid contagion.

There have been, of course, emergency measures against contagion all through human history.

It was not just the contagion, or his useless arm.

Soon the contagion was spreading fast, and over the following months more than 100,000 people died.

- It says there is a major risk of contagion.

But the contagion of their news had already been caught by those ashore.

It is a counter process of democracy contagion at the international level.