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	Corona Crisis in Germany: Retailers File Lawsuits The Berlin Spectator In Germany, a large retail chain has filed a lawsuit against North Rhine-Westphalia because it feels it should be allowed to open its department stores. Flag as irrelevant
	Coronavirus: AI steps up in battle against Covid-19 BBC News Oxford-based Exscientia, the first to put an AI-discovered drug into human trial, is trawling through 15,000 drugs held by the Scripps research institute, in ... Flag as irrelevant
	First coronavirus death in East Jerusalem amid Israeli 'neglect' Al Jazeera America An elderly Palestinian woman has become the first fatal victim of the coronavirus disease, COVID-19, in occupied East Jerusalem, health officials have ... Flag as irrelevant
	Vote for Biden? Sanders Supporters Say It's 'Up in the Air' The New York Times In interviews, some of Bernie Sanders's primary voters saw Joe Biden as a weaker candidate than Hillary Clinton. Others didn't think he could win. Flag as irrelevant
	Coronavirus: Russia reports spike in cases; Taiwan to quarantine 700 navy sailors CNBC All times below are in Beijing time. 8 pm: Netherlands coronavirus cases cross 31,000, health officials report 142 new deaths. The Netherlands has ... Flag as irrelevant
	Here's what life after shelter-in-place may look like in the US based on what's happening in China ... CNBC And in Wuhan, considered to be the epicenter of the pandemic, public buses and the subway are finally running again. Meanwhile, in South Korea, ... Flag as irrelevant
	Finding it hard stuck inside? Think of those poor kids in Flowers in the Attic The Guardian Then I decide that I'd be more comfortable writing somewhere else in my flat. Next, I tinker with at maximum a couple of sentences before deciding that ... Flag as irrelevant

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	Climate Change Has Helped Fuel a Megadrought in the Southwest Scientific American A study published this week in the journal Science investigates the occurrence of megadroughts in western North America over the last 1,200 years. Flag as irrelevant
	Cuomo mocks Trump in Friday diatribe Politico In late March, Cuomo said the state might need more than 100,000 hospital beds during the peak number of infections. That surge never came, and on ... Flag as irrelevant
	Ultraprecise single-molecule localization microscopy enables in situ distance measurements in ... Science Advances In summary, by overcoming the major bottlenecks in SMLM imaging, it is possible to generate molecular images with nanometer accuracy and conduct ... Flag as irrelevant
	Mercedes chief Wolff buys stake in Aston Martin Formula 1 RSS UK (press release) (blog) That will be diluted to 0.95% on Monday following a rights issue by the manufacturer to raise capital in a bid to turn the company's fortunes around. It ... Flag as irrelevant
	Coronavirus: Seventeen more deaths in Northern Ireland BBC News In an online survey by the RCN, 42% of nurses from Northern Ireland who responded said they had to re-use PPE. Health officials have said they were ... Flag as irrelevant
	Flaws in America's Plan to Save Midsize Business Portend More Trouble The New York Times The end result is that, in contrast to small businesses where forgivable loans incentivize rehiring, Tuscany Suites employees will be left jobless for now, ... Flag as irrelevant

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	Peer Review of "COVID-19 Antibody Seroprevalence in Santa Clara County, California" Elemental The high reported positive rate in this serosurvey may be explained by the false positive rate of the test and/or by sample recruitment issues. Flag as irrelevant
	Coronavirus nightmare in Ecuador's main city Guayaquil - pictures BBC News Officially Covid-19 has killed 421 people in Ecuador and infected 8,450, but the real figures are believed to be much higher. A relatively low rate of ... Flag as irrelevant
	Silent trauma of children facing the strictest lockdown in Europe The Guardian As Spain's confinement stretches past five weeks, Ada Colau has watched her two children, aged nine and three, wilt under the pressure of life in ... Flag as irrelevant
	US Military Cutting Medevac Flights for Troops in West Africa The New York Times As Army Green Berets move to confront new threats in the Sahel, the Pentagon is reducing the number of helicopters available for casualty evacuation ... Flag as irrelevant
	Police in Hong Kong arrest 14 activists amid autonomy warnings The Guardian The arrests took place just hours after China's top representative office in the semi-autonomous city declared it is not bound by Hong Kong's ... Flag as irrelevant
	Decisive Action in an Unprecedented Crisis World Bank Group In his remarks to the committee, World Bank Group President David R. Malpass underscored that "If we don't move quickly to strengthen systems and ... Flag as irrelevant
	In Italy, a Sharp Drop in Coronavirus ICU Patients; Tehran's Lockdown Lifts: Live Coverage The New York Times Italy's lockdown leads to a drastic drop in I.C.U. coronavirus patients. Iran lifts Tehran's lockdown, despite warnings from health officials. As Hong Kong ... Flag as irrelevant
	Our best shots: from a bull in a saree shop to a sundowner in Timbuktu The Guardian Watching the wildebeest migrate across the Serengeti, it was hard to capture the vast numbers in a photograph. Looking at this picture reminds me ... Flag as irrelevant
	In Spain, a Call to 'Free Our Children' From Coronavirus Confinement The New York Times The strictest lockdown measures in Europe have left countless children bored, exhausted and sometimes depressed. Flag as irrelevant
	Meat and veg vending machines do roaring trade in coronavirus crisis The Guardian Vending machines for the Sunday roast, fish to your door and salads grown in car parks – British farmers and food producers are finding new ways to ... Flag as irrelevant

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