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Why do we need your biotech and biomanufacturing policy ideas by Monday? From @meganjpalmer @connhoffmt and team, check out the timeline of deliverables that the bioeconomy Executive Order set in motion. biopolis.stanford.edu/engagi… Submit your idea today! dayoneproject.org/bioeconomy…
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Megan Palmer: We must build a world where everyone, everywhere, can build with biology @meganjpalmer buff.ly/3ITNCfK
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🚨BREAKING: New USPS data appears to show a failure to deliver mail ballots from voters across the country on Election Day. U.S. District Judge Emmet Sullivan will hold a noon hearing over USPS' non-compliance with his order yesterday to rush deliver all remaining mail ballots
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Unsolicited opinion from a black man: everything that's wrong with race in America is three white men starting a conversation "about race" and having it immediately degenerate into an argument about "law and order."
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Chris Wallace lost this room faster than any substitute teacher in history
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DC should be a state. Pass it on.
DC should be a state. Pass it on.
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Opinions: Not requiring MSU students to wear masks a failure dlvr.it/RYsPnj
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Voting by mail is safe and secure. Especially during a pandemic. But Trump continues to say – without evidence – it will lead to voter fraud and that it’s not “honest voting.” That’s. Simply. Not. True. RT if you support everyone being able to vote safely by mail in November.
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When I warned everyone in *February* that Pence doesn’t believe in science and shouldn’t be in charge of COVID response, I meant it. But I admit I did not have “VP visits COVID patients without wearing a mask” on my bingo board.
VP Pence does not wear a mask during Tuesday’s visit to the Mayo Clinic, which is requiring all patients and visitors to wear a face covering or mask in effort to slow the spread of coronavirus.
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As President Trump seeks to reopen the economy, public health officials are clear: The U.S. is not conducting enough tests to do it safely. nyti.ms/3empd30
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Chancellor Angela Merkel on Wednesday set in motion a plan for Germany to begin lifting social and economic restrictions. But, she said: “What we’ve achieved is an interim success — no more, no less. And I stress that it is a fragile interim success.” nyti.ms/3bl91NC
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“It is doubtful that Beijing’s gambit will succeed in turning a pandemic that likely started in a Chinese city into a major step in China’s rise.” trib.al/5qyvRWp
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Mayor @LondonBreed’s early and aggressive moves to contain the outbreak have made San Francisco a national model in fighting the pandemic. Great read @russellberman! Coronavirus in San Francisco: How City Flattened the Curve - The Atlantic bit.ly/2XCJbR4
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Serological (antibody) tests are needed for #COVID19 vaccine trials and for understanding exposure. They are not likely to have a major impact on getting people back to work soon, because 1) <10% of the US has been infected; 2) we don't know what antibody levels provide immunity.
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"The move to live-streamed conferences will, for the first time, offer all Americans real-time admission to the nation’s highest court, sating the interest of longtime Court watchers while also attracting new audiences," @ProfMMurray writes: on.theatln.tc/LQtHZCS
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As the world responds to COVID-19, everything that used to be an advantage in a heavily specialized economy now becomes a disadvantage—and the reverse. @BrankoMilan discusses how, in the event of a protracted crisis, some changes could become permanent: trib.al/L1XgFyB
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Corporate vessels are cementing a class system, with managers at the top and freelancers at the bottom econ.trib.al/RXzCYvZ
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