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The new figures illustrate how closed shops and factories, sharp declines in tourism and a slew of measures meant to arrest the spread of the pandemic have disproportionately walloped some regions more than others.
The move caps a chaotic process that industry experts say relied too heavily on companies with little experience in farming, food chains or food banks.
The pandemic, which began its devastation as spring arrived, now presents the Washington region with a ruined summer season — devoid of many traditions, fraught with parental headaches and filled with uncertainty.
New details of Hong Kong's national security law emerged on Friday, detailing the now-blurred lines between the territory and mainland China despite a promise of autonomy.
The former vice president said he regretted saying during a radio interview that any black voter who is undecided between himself and President Trump "ain't black."
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