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	in As-it-happens update ⋅ 18 April 2020
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	In Denmark, the Rarest of Sights: Classrooms Full of Students The New York Times Danish elementary schools have become the first in Europe to reopen after shutting down for the coronavirus. Our reporter visited one in southern ... Flag as irrelevant
	European Car Sales Fall the Most in Decades, Signaling Slump The New York Times Also, the car industry is a bellwether for overall economic growth in the European Union because it is a pillar of manufacturing and employs so many ... Flag as irrelevant
	Coronavirus 'under control' in Germany, as some countries plan to relax lockdowns The Guardian The German health minister, Jens Spahn, said on Friday that the virus was under control in Europe's largest economy, thanks to confinement ... Flag as irrelevant
	China Raises Coronavirus Death Toll by 50% in Wuhan The New York Times Officials facing skepticism about their credibility also bumped up their tally of infections in the city where the pandemic emerged. Flag as irrelevant
	How to learn a language in the lockdown The Economist Johnson How to learn a language in the lockdown. It is a quintessentially social skill—but easier than ever to develop at home. Flag as irrelevant
	Finding the Right Words in a Crisis Harvard Business Review Cuomo corrected him: "It is not shelter in place. Words matter, because people are scared, and people panic. Shelter in place is used currently for an ... Flag as irrelevant
	Another 120 MW of solar aquaculture in China pv magazine International A 120 MW solar plant located in a fishery near Cixi, in the Chinese province of Zhejiang, was recently completed. The plant, which has secured a tariff ... Flag as irrelevant
	Caught in a superpower struggle: the inside story of the WHO's response to coronavirus The Guardian The WHO director general, Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, sat in the SHOC with his top advisers watching as a succession of speakers gave their views ... Flag as irrelevant
	In Pursuit of PPE nejm.org As a chief physician executive, I rarely get involved in my health system's supply-chain activities. The Covid-19 pandemic has changed that. Protecting ... Flag as irrelevant
	Fake art, a fastidious psychopath and Banksy's rodent rampage – the week in art The Guardian Patricia Highsmith's manipulative murderer, Michel Houellebecq's bitter irony and Orhan Pamuk's mysterious miniaturists feature in our roundup of the ... Flag as irrelevant

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