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    Despite Coronavirus Surge, European Schools Stay Open; Most of Europe sees large downsides to shutting schools again, despite the risk of more infections

    Despite Coronavirus Surge, European Schools Stay Open; Most of Europe sees large downsides to shutting schools again, despite the risk of more infections by Stancati, Margherita

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    Why Italy's Bergamo, a Symbol of the Covid-19 Pandemic, Fares Better Now; The city in Lombardy is recording relatively low case numbers, possibly thanks to a degree of immunity

    Why Italy's Bergamo, a Symbol of the Covid-19 Pandemic, Fares Better Now; The city in Lombardy is recording relatively low case numbers, possibly thanks to a degree of immunity by Stancati, Margherita

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    Europe's Covid-19 Cases and Deaths Are Climbing, a Warning for the U.S. Until fall, Europe seemed to have the pandemic under better control, but many places didn't develop ways to stop the spread

    Europe's Covid-19 Cases and Deaths Are Climbing, a Warning for the U.S. Until fall, Europe seemed to have the pandemic under better control, but many places didn't develop ways to... by Stancati, Margherita

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    Covid-19's Global Divide: As West Reels, Asia Keeps Virus at Bay; Coronavirus cases are surging again across Europe and the U.S., but infections have stayed at low levels in most Asian countries

    Covid-19's Global Divide: As West Reels, Asia Keeps Virus at Bay; Coronavirus cases are surging again across Europe and the U.S., but infections have stayed at low levels in most A... by Stancati, Margherita

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    Europe's Second Covid-19 Wave Starts to Spill Over From Young to Old; Hospitalizations and deaths rise on Continent as autumn infections start to spread to older, more vulnerable people

    Europe's Second Covid-19 Wave Starts to Spill Over From Young to Old; Hospitalizations and deaths rise on Continent as autumn infections start to spread to older, more vulnerable p... by Stancati, Margherita

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    As Second Covid-19 Wave Rolls Through Europe, Deaths and Hospitalizations Rise; Paris closes bars, Rome requires masks as new cases exceed spring totals in some nations

    As Second Covid-19 Wave Rolls Through Europe, Deaths and Hospitalizations Rise; Paris closes bars, Rome requires masks as new cases exceed spring totals in some nations by Stancati, Margherita

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    Cruise Ships Cautiously Resume Sailing in Europe After Deadly Outbreaks; Ships are sailing below capacity and there are no buffets. To minimize the risk of infections, some operators say all passengers must be tested before boarding

    Cruise Ships Cautiously Resume Sailing in Europe After Deadly Outbreaks; Ships are sailing below capacity and there are no buffets. To minimize the risk of infections, some operato... by Stancati, Margherita

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    Rising Coronavirus Infections Trigger Renewed Travel Restrictions Across Europe; New infections in some EU countries have been traced to tourists, testing the reopening of borders

    Rising Coronavirus Infections Trigger Renewed Travel Restrictions Across Europe; New infections in some EU countries have been traced to tourists, testing the reopening of borders by Stancati, Margherita

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    Some (Modest) Good News on Covid-19: Doctors Are Getting Better at Treating It; Lacking a vaccine or antivirals, physicians now use a mix of drugs to combat the virus's impact

    Some (Modest) Good News on Covid-19: Doctors Are Getting Better at Treating It; Lacking a vaccine or antivirals, physicians now use a mix of drugs to combat the virus's impact by Stancati, Margherita

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    The Pandemic Sent 1.5 Billion Children Home From School. Many Might Not Return. Authorities in the U.S. and Europe are desperately trying to stop children from dropping out of school permanently

    The Pandemic Sent 1.5 Billion Children Home From School. Many Might Not Return. Authorities in the U.S. and Europe are desperately trying to stop children from dropping out of scho... by Stancati, Margherita

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    Doctors Investigate Link Between Rare Childhood Disease and Covid-19; Italian and British doctors urge colleagues to look out for symptoms associated with Kawasaki disease, an inflammatory condition affecting blood vessels

    Doctors Investigate Link Between Rare Childhood Disease and Covid-19; Italian and British doctors urge colleagues to look out for symptoms associated with Kawasaki disease, an infl... by Stancati, Margherita

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    As Italy Looks to Ease Coronavirus Lockdown, Doubts Persist About Its Readiness; South Korea, which was able to largely contain its outbreak, is seen as a model for Western countries

    As Italy Looks to Ease Coronavirus Lockdown, Doubts Persist About Its Readiness; South Korea, which was able to largely contain its outbreak, is seen as a model for Western countri... by Stancati, Margherita

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    After Italy's Coronavirus Grief Come Anger and Investigations; Italy is just getting over the worst of the crisis, but in Lombardy—the heartland of Europe's pandemic—the recriminations and judicial investigations have already started

    After Italy's Coronavirus Grief Come Anger and Investigations; Italy is just getting over the worst of the crisis, but in Lombardy—the heartland of Europe's pandemic—the recriminat... by Stancati, Margherita

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    Lockdown of Recovering Italian Town Shows Effectiveness of Early Action; After swiftly imposing curbs to prevent spread of the Coronavirus, Codogno now has fewer cases, even as the scenario worsens in nearby towns

    Lockdown of Recovering Italian Town Shows Effectiveness of Early Action; After swiftly imposing curbs to prevent spread of the Coronavirus, Codogno now has fewer cases, even as the... by Stancati, Margherita

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    Italy, With Aging Population, Has World's Highest Daily Deaths From Virus; Coronavirus has killed 5% of known cases, even higher in the worst-affected region, versus a global average of 3.5

    Italy, With Aging Population, Has World's Highest Daily Deaths From Virus; Coronavirus has killed 5% of known cases, even higher in the worst-affected region, versus a global avera... by Stancati, Margherita

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    Italy's Coronavirus Lockdown Met With Confusion, Questions About Enforcement; Around 17 million people are placed under quarantine, including the cities of Milan and Venice

    Italy's Coronavirus Lockdown Met With Confusion, Questions About Enforcement; Around 17 million people are placed under quarantine, including the cities of Milan and Venice by Stancati, Margherita

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    Italians Are Being Treated as a Risk Abroad Over Coronavirus; Countries have already banned travelers from Italy or imposed other restrictions

    Italians Are Being Treated as a Risk Abroad Over Coronavirus; Countries have already banned travelers from Italy or imposed other restrictions by Stancati, Margherita

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    Coronavirus Tests Europe's Open Borders as Italy Death Toll Rises; Schools are closed and gatherings are banned as Italy reports a sixth virus-related death

    Coronavirus Tests Europe's Open Borders as Italy Death Toll Rises; Schools are closed and gatherings are banned as Italy reports a sixth virus-related death by Stancati, Margherita

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    Before Mamba, a Panther: Italy Mourns Bryant, Who Learned Basketball There; Fans, friends and players remember early days of former NBA superstar, who always acknowledged his roots in Europe; 'it will have a place near my heart, always'

    Before Mamba, a Panther: Italy Mourns Bryant, Who Learned Basketball There; Fans, friends and players remember early days of former NBA superstar, who always acknowledged his roots... by Stancati, Margherita

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    Malta's Ruling Party Chooses New Prime Minister Amid Murder Investigation; Election of lawyer Robert Abela comes amid probe of whether government mishandled inquiry into journalist's 2017 murder

    Malta's Ruling Party Chooses New Prime Minister Amid Murder Investigation; Election of lawyer Robert Abela comes amid probe of whether government mishandled inquiry into journalist... by Stancati, Margherita

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