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Alicia Keys on her struggle to know herself

CBSNews - 22 Mar 2020 18:08
The multiple-Grammy-winner has paused for a little self-reflection in a new book ("More Myself: A Journey") and a new album ("Alicia")
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Eli Miller, One of the Last of the Seltzer Men, Dies at 86

The New York Times - 22 Mar 2020 19:47
Eli Miller, One of the Last of the Seltzer Men, Dies at 86 He began delivering sparkling water in 1960, when hundreds of seltzer men plied the streets. He continued until 2017, when there were almost none.
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Former Manchester United midfielder Marouane Fellaini confirms he has tested positive for coronavirus.
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Americans Aboard Costa Luminosa Land in Atlanta

The New York Times - 22 Mar 2020 06:01
Americans Aboard Costa Luminosa Land in Atlanta Nearly 400 Americans and Canadians were evacuated from the Costa Luminosa, an Italian cruise liner, after several passengers tested positive for the coronavirus. They flew home anyway.
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10 numbers that define the Tom Brady Era in New England With Brady under center, the Patriots were 32-3 against the Buffalo Bills.
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Is HIV epidemic outpacing the AIDS response in Asia Pacific? This article reviews progress Asia-Pacific countries have made towards 2020 goals (which are in line with the target to end AIDS by 2030). Just nine months are left to meet 2020 goals and 129 months left to end AIDS glob...
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Mayor de Blasio assembles elite 'wartime' coronavirus crisis team Calling coronavirus “an unprecedented threat,” New York Mayor Bill de Blasio on Saturday unveiled a special pandemic response team to help coordinate relief efforts. “We must respond with a wartime mentality," de B...
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Vice President Pence tests negative for coronavirus, White House says Both Vice President Mike Pence and his wife, Karen Pence, tested negative for coronavirus, his office announced Saturday.       
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New York officials have consistently downplayed the number of infections in its prisons and jails
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Guinea votes on law that could let president stay on for 12 more years Opposition boycott of referendum all but ensures new basic law will be approved Despite the coronavirus threat and an opposition boycott, Guinea has held a constitutional referendum that opponents of the president, Alpha...
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He also alleged without offering any evidence that the virus "is specifically built for Iran"
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Olympics survey: Nearly three-quarters of US athletes support postponing Tokyo Games A large majority of U.S. athletes say the Olympics should be postponed because of the coronavirus pandemic. "I would have real moral objections."       
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FDA issues emergency approval for faster, on-site coronavirus tests Faster coronavirus tests are on the way. The diagnostics company Cepheid has received emergency federal approval for the use of its tests -- which can detect the virus causing COVID-19 in just 45 minutes, the US Food and...
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Despite coronavirus lockdowns, blooming cherry blossoms draw crowds in DC, Tokyo The annual flowering of cherry trees is bringing joy — but some danger — to large crowds of tourists in Tokyo and Washington, D.C., in defiance of coronavirus concerns. People traveled from all over to see the capito...
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Coronavirus cases continue to rise in New York and throughout US The number of coronavirus cases in New York surged by more than 4,500 on Saturday, jolting the statewide number of infected past 11,600 on the eve of an unprecedented lockdown from Brooklyn to Buffalo aimed at containing...
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Hanes making millions of masks for health care officials Trump announced the move in a press conference on Saturday.
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Italy recorded a jump in deaths from coronavirus of almost 800 on Saturday, taking the toll in the world's hardest-hit country to almost 5,000.
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Prince Albert of Monaco first head of state to test positive for coronavirus Prince Albert is not even royal -- he's the Serene Highness -- nor is he thought of as a world leader. His fiefdom, the filthy-rich principality of Monaco, is about the size of Central Park. But the late Princess Grace's...
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With soup kitchens closing and hostels 'like a Petri dish', homeless people are scared about the future.
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NJ gov. urges people to take coronavirus seriously, 'no time for business as usual' Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer and New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy have taken drastic measures in their home states to fill gaps they say were left by the federal government.
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Man runs marathon on seven-metre balcony during French lockdown - video report In the age of Covid-19 confinement, Elisha Nochomovitz has figured out a way to keep occupied by running a marathon on his balcony. Nochomovitz ran 42.2km (26.2 miles) back and forth, never leaving his seven-metre-long (...
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Largely reliant on demand from China, a small fishing village in South Africa has to cope with the closure of markets.
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