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Hide Ya Wives, Hide Ya Kids: Worldwide Coronavirus Pandemic!
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NFL COVID-19 case tracker: Updated list of players who test positive for coronavirus during 2020 season - S.G.E
The NFL is already facing a problem with positive COVID-19 tests just three weeks into the 2020 season. Week 4 saw two games postponed as a result of players testing positive for the coronavirus. The Steelers and Titans game was removed from the week entirely after several players/staff on...
sportsgrindentertainment.com
- Aug 5, 2007
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yes.
- May 1, 2011
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does anyone think Trump is going to come out of this and say "That virus is not to be downplayed?"
elpablo21
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Of course not
- Oct 14, 2015
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He’s probably going to want to still do rallies so I doubt he’ll act humble and admit the virus is serious. Of course, we already know that he knows the virus is serious.
- Aug 20, 2001
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He might not flat out say it should not be downplayed but if you read between the lines, he’s finally putting some respek on its name by actually scaling it Coronavirus and also referring to it as a disease. The latter is especially noticeable to me because that’s a far cry from his previous assessment of Coronavirus being mother more than the flu.
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s3p4tu
formerly maluah
- May 17, 2005
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He is indeed still planning to do campaign after he recovers. Screenshot from my local news.
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calibeebee
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- May 6, 2007
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gm should be canceled. wtf, are the people who had close contact not quarantined?
calibeebee
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- May 6, 2007
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Makes no sense whatsoever. Cool take 2 separate planes. Then arrive at the same place and go play tackle football.....
- Dec 23, 2003
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everyone else gets to suffer he gets to ride around in a suv
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kdawg
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- Jun 25, 2003
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That’s completely ridiculous - that’s a worse thing to do for a photo op than the pepper spraying a crowd was. What if one of his security detail dies because he exposed them unnecessarily? What a clown - he needs to be imprisoned like Typhoid Mary to stop spreading his disease.
And then once he’s well imprisoned for real.
And then once he’s well imprisoned for real.
- Jul 18, 2012
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Dudes wylin. 2 days in the hospital? Either he didnt have it at all or that special treatment is not being offered to everyone. Dude has some basic *** mask too. Im sure its also a special mask or has some kind of filter in it but woudnt be surprised if its from the dollar store.
- Jul 22, 2015
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This dumb ************ thinks everything is a red carpet event.
- Jul 1, 2016
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no doubt. there´s no angle that makes this apparent development inoffensive:
has the executive office been releasing doctored videos to deceive the public regarding the President´s health?
did the president pay like $1500 in taxes my whole life then get world champ medical treatment for free?
did he lie about the benefit of wearing an mask in a pandemic then have a special pandemic mask made?
oh ****, or did he lie about catching the plague for political purposes?
none of these options are good.
everysingletime
formerly amel223
- Apr 4, 2006
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lol when you realize that the nba did a lot better at avoiding covid than the white house
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People in U.S. politics who have tested positive for COVID-19 | Pictures | Reuters
President Donald Trump's lawyer Rudy Giuliani has tested positive for COVID-19, Trump said December 6. "@RudyGiuliani, by far the greatest mayor in the history of NYC, and who has been working tireles
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elpablo21
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Cuomo to decide on lockdowns of NYC COVID-19 hot spots by later today: de Blasio
Mayor Bill de Blasio expects a decision from Gov. Andrew Cuomo on his proposal to shut down both public and private schools and non-essential businesses in nine COVID-19 hot spots in Brooklyn and Q…
nypost.com
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WHO: 1 in 10 people worldwide may have been infected by coronavirus
As much as 10 percent of the world’s population may have been infected with the coronavirus since the beginning of the pandemic, the World Health Organization (WHO) estimated on Monday.The Un…
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NEW YORK (CBSNewYork) — For the first time since coronavirus restrictions were eased, New York City wants to reverse course in some neighborhoods.
Alarming infection rates mean nonessential businesses and public and private schools could be shut down later this week.
The citywide positive test rate over the last week is 1.72%, but some zip codes are seeing double, even quadruple. So the city and state are coming together to try and combat the growing number.
On Monday, the state begins increased COVID-19 compliance enforcement targeting businesses and places of worship in nine neighborhoods where cases continue to rise.
“We do enforcement across the board — a Catholic church, a mosque, a temple all have the same state rules and guidelines,” Gov. Andrew Cuomo said.
The new effort will be similar to what the state liquor authority has been doing with bars and restaurants.
This comes after Cuomo said Friday he’ll enforce part of a health law that allows him to fine the city $10,000 for failing to step up public compliance.
“In some parts of our city, in Brooklyn and Queens, we’re having an extraordinary problem — something we haven’t seen since the spring,” said Mayor Bill de Blasio.
Handing out thousands of masks didn’t work. So pending the governor’s approval, the mayor is calling for a “neighborhood rewind” starting Wednesday, closing nonessential businesses in nine zip codes where the positive test rate has remained above 3% the last seven days.
Those zip codes include:
“Yes, the mayor should lock it down and put a curfew,” another resident added.
The mayor’s plan would also mean restaurants in those nine zip codes have to scrap outdoor dining and go back to only offering delivery and takeout.
L&B Spumoni Gardens was back Sunday in Gravesend.
“It’s going to be tough,” operations manager Rob Toye said. “We did everything we could for precautions… Just think about us before you make a decision.”
There are 11 other zip codes where de Blasio is closing down high-risk activities, like indoor dining and gyms:
Alarming infection rates mean nonessential businesses and public and private schools could be shut down later this week.
The citywide positive test rate over the last week is 1.72%, but some zip codes are seeing double, even quadruple. So the city and state are coming together to try and combat the growing number.
On Monday, the state begins increased COVID-19 compliance enforcement targeting businesses and places of worship in nine neighborhoods where cases continue to rise.
“We do enforcement across the board — a Catholic church, a mosque, a temple all have the same state rules and guidelines,” Gov. Andrew Cuomo said.
The new effort will be similar to what the state liquor authority has been doing with bars and restaurants.
This comes after Cuomo said Friday he’ll enforce part of a health law that allows him to fine the city $10,000 for failing to step up public compliance.
“In some parts of our city, in Brooklyn and Queens, we’re having an extraordinary problem — something we haven’t seen since the spring,” said Mayor Bill de Blasio.
Handing out thousands of masks didn’t work. So pending the governor’s approval, the mayor is calling for a “neighborhood rewind” starting Wednesday, closing nonessential businesses in nine zip codes where the positive test rate has remained above 3% the last seven days.
Those zip codes include:
- Borough Park (zip code 11219)
- Gravesend/Homecrest (11223)
- Midwood (11230)
- Bensonhurst/Mapleton (11204)
- Flatlands/Midwood (11210)
- Edgemere/Far Rockaway (11691)
- Gerritsen Beach/Homecrest/Sheepshead Bay (11229)
- Kew Gardens Hills/Pomonok (11367)
- Key Gardens (11415)
“Yes, the mayor should lock it down and put a curfew,” another resident added.
The mayor’s plan would also mean restaurants in those nine zip codes have to scrap outdoor dining and go back to only offering delivery and takeout.
L&B Spumoni Gardens was back Sunday in Gravesend.
“It’s going to be tough,” operations manager Rob Toye said. “We did everything we could for precautions… Just think about us before you make a decision.”
There are 11 other zip codes where de Blasio is closing down high-risk activities, like indoor dining and gyms:
- Bedford-Stuyvesant (West)/Clinton Hill/Fort Green (zip code 11205)
- East Williamsburg/Williamsburg (11211/11249)
- Brighton Beach/Manhattan Beach/Sheepshead Bay (11235)
- Bergen Beach/Flatlands/Marine Park/Mill Basin (11234)
- Crown Heights (East) 11213
- Kensington/Windsor Terrace (1121
- Rego Park (11374)
- Fresh Meadows/Hillcrest (11366)
- Hillcrest/Jamaica Estates/Jamaica Hills (11432)
- Auburndale/Fresh Meadows/Pomonok/Utopia
