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rosybox

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    Comment #22631172

    You know, right now is not a time to be thinking about your ability to get the luxury service and goods you're used to. It's about us all staying alive and keeping each other alive…

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    Comment #22623418

    Could this be skewed at the moment due to the number of nursing homes in Washington State that were hit early on?

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    Comment #22612483

    Yes it's all crazed conspiracy and you happen to be one of the few people to see through it all. Your medical pedigree must be amazing. Your scientific prowess beyond imagination. …

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    Comment #22610368

    I never said "years", 2021 is in less than a year. I think you're contrarian, misinformed and in deep denial. Anyway, facts are what they are and we'll see in due time.

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    Comment #22609646

    What research papers have you seen with more optimistic projections? You're calling the projections that two governments are relying on as ill informed based on what credentials?

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    Comment #22609380

    I imagine the WSJ Editorial Board is focusing on a solution to keep businesses surviving, not employment. They may have other ideas to help with that later. Without businesses, the…

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    Comment #22609331

    Doomsday panic? Ill informed opinion? I'm literally looking at the chart used by the White House that comes from the data generated by the UK government. Look for yourself: https:/…

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    Comment #22608471

    The WSJ Editorial Board has suggested that the Fed create a new facility that gives very cheap loans to businesses that need them. These loans will not need to be repaid right away…

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    Comment #22608411

    It's going to be wiped out far beyond June. Based on the recent models run by UK, the same models that prompted the White House to warn against gatherings of greater than 10 people…

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    Comment #22608389

    I feel for the industry, but I'm having a hard time seeing myself buying gift cards at a moment when I'm wondering if I will have a job or food for my family.

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    Comment #22601816

    If that is so then you should make your point without having to create a false story.

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    Comment #22601489

    Just FYI, if you're lying to get out of paying for something, or to get reimbursed on false pretenses that is called fraud and is illegal. It's also wrong to do, it is an action ta…

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    Comment #22598339

    You likely couldn't panic buy anyways, stores are limiting what you can buy. Online and offline.

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    Comment #22580458

    It's unlikely that other countries can do what China has done. As an example, China is able to do 200 CT scans a day at each fever station throughout the affected regions. In the U…

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    Comment #22570574

    Everyone who is going to has already made their mind about Trump. Nothing that happens in the next few months is going to change that after the last 3 years. If he botches the coro…

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    Comment #22570544

    Cannot stay 2 meters away at the check stand. How would that work?

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    Comment #22478415

    I'm not sure HN is the venue for you to begin your race war or make whatever point you're trying to go for here.

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    Comment #22478167

    Just listening to the balloon pop in the Hagia Sophia was amazing to hear. Are there any other structures with similar acoustics that still holds performances? Also there's a YouTu…

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    Comment #22470725

    Longer than April, it's been spreading in China since December and it's still spreading now, 3 months later, it's just beginning to spread elsewhere. It's probably going to be a wh…

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    Comment #22466794

    I'm saying that Google does sometimes stick with products that aren't doing well initially if they see the promise in it.

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    Comment #22461498

    iirc Google Maps was initially not a success. MapQuest had a majority market share of online maps up until the release of the iPhone. So they floundered for about a year or two. ht…

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    Comment #22448290

    It's good the company where I work, which employs about 70 people, allows us all to remote. We have a large space that we rent in a WeWork office in San Francisco but we can also w…