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After falling during the summer, coronavirus cases are rising in the UK as winter approaches, with northwest and northeast England seeing the steepest increases.
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"US forces have and will continue to provide support in defense of Afghan national security forces under attack by the Taliban."
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Pei was looking after the successful OnePlus Nord lineup and previously the flagship models from OnePlus.
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Organisers said there were plans to offer to lend the works to other museums, but said the coronavirus pandemic had put those plans on hold for now.
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"This comprehensive data, in concert with the CDC's guidelines for removal of transmission-based precautions, have informed our medical team's assessment that the President is not infectious to others."
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Direct breastfeeding and skin-to-skin contact with babies were strongly encouraged, provided the moms wore masks and washed hands and breasts with soap and water.
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Nearly 75 million mail-in ballots have been sent or requested so far this year, more than double the 33 million in 2016, according to the US Elections Project of the University of Florida on Monday.
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It is unclear exactly how the headdress, made of hundreds of long quetzal feathers and more than 1,000 gold plaques, ended up in Austria, where it is on display at a museum in Vienna.
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As Trump prepared to leave the White House for the first time since returning on October 5 after three nights at Walter Reed Medical Center, he fired off a series of tweets.
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"The possibility of reinfections could have significant implications for our understanding of Covid-19 immunity, especially in the absence of an effective vaccine."
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Over 550 students have received vocational training scholarships that have pulled them out of poverty into well-paying and meaningful careers.
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The pause means the online enrollment system has been closed for the 60,000-patient clinical trial while the independent patient safety committee is convened.
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"This nomination is about taking healthcare away from 20 million Americans and eliminating protections for Americans with preexisting conditions."
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India comes in second place in terms of cases at 7,120,538, while the country's death toll soared to 109,150.
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"Wetlands around the world are incredibly important for maintaining our planet's biodiversity and they store vast amounts of carbon that can help fight climate change," said study
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The World Food Programme is a global body affiliated to the United Nations. Its objective is to alleviate hunger from the world.
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As many as 4,541 rape cases have been reported Bangladesh in the past 16 years and the accused were punished in only 60 of these incidents, according to data from the tribunals.
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Sharada and her daughter Shivani returned to Hyderabad on Sunday, after over a month of the death of her husband K Satyanarayana, who had come to his home town on a short vacation.
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The largest increase was identified in Moscow, where 4,395 new positive tests were registered (down from 4,501 on Sunday).
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Last year's award went to two researchers from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and a third from Harvard University, for their groundbreaking research into efforts to reduce global poverty.
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Guerreiro, Almedia headline Giro's ninth stage, a Portuguese victory after 30 years
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These are students who hold or held a visa for 2020, and whose long-term commitment to study here was disrupted by COVID-19.
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During the event, newly developed strategic weapons and other military weapons were on display.
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The expedition brought home a devastating proof of a dying Arctic Ocean and warnings of ice-free summers in just decades