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This is what it will take to get us back outside

It’s becoming increasingly clear how we can get back outside and back to work—although not exactly back to normal.

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We need mass surveillance to fight covid-19—but it doesn’t have to be creepy

I stop the car when I see him walking slowly down the empty footpath outside our now shuttered building—I know he lives on campus and is far from home. I sent my students away more than a week ago; I think of them as diasporic now, not necessarily remote, but it is still a shock…

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Carta de notícias da U R U B U .001

Nova Realidade

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Post Corona: The Four | No Mercy / No Malice

6-min read There is a stereotype that cat people are generally women who live and die alone with the…

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Exclusivo: OMS sugere paralisação do futebol europeu até o final de 2021

A medida drástica para conter o avanço do coronavírus foi aventada em reunião entre a entidade mundial de saúde e representantes da Uefa e dos clubes

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Coronavirus: Healthcare expert predicts concerts will not return until autumn 2021

In light of the coronavirus pandemic, concerts will not return until Autumn 2021, according to a prediction by American bioethicist Zeke Emanuel.

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Bebida alcóolica deve ser restringida na quarentena por coronavírus, diz OMS

Entidade recomenda que governos apertem regras para o consumo, que pode reduzir imunidade e prejudicar saúde

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Opinião: Overdose de lives e museus virtuais causam cansaço e vertigem

O que falta é justamente a possibilidade de vagar distraídos, descobrindo obras ao acaso

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Opinião: Atropelados pela pandemia, museus rastejam na internet

Instituições, por favor, saiam das redes sociais, contratem designers, comissionem artistas

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Our offices will never be the same after COVID-19. Here’s what they could look like

Eventually we will have to go back to our offices. But how will work… work?

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Milan announces ambitious scheme to reduce car use after lockdown

Coronavirus-hit Lombardy city will turn 35km of streets over to cyclists and pedestrians

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Trump says immigration measure will be in effect for 60 days, will be evaluated afterward

U.S. President Donald Trump said on Tuesday he will be issuing a temporary suspension of immigration into the United States and the measure will be in effect for 60 days and then be re-evaluated.

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Why the Virus Is a Civil Rights Issue: ‘The Pain Will Not Be Shared Equally’

First came early data showing that the coronavirus affected African-Americans disproportionately. Then came the fight for a fair response and recovery.

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Burger chain Shake Shack to return $10 million government loan

Shake Shack will return the small business loan it received from the U.S. government, the burger chain’s chief executive said on Monday, making it the first major firm to hand back money aimed at helping small businesses.

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Denmark and Poland are refusing to bail out companies registered in offshore tax havens

Governments around the world are offering financial assistance to struggling firms in the wake of the coronavirus crisis.

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Como a pandemia pode aprofundar nossas desigualdades

Há uma crise global, mas o impacto do novo coronavírus está longe de ser tão democrático quanto muitos gostam de afirmar

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Paraisópolis monitora 21 mil casas com presidentes de rua e médico próprio

“A gente passa o dia inteiro na canela, moça”, suspira a manicure Thainá dos Anjos, de 23 anos. Há mais ou menos trinta dias, a moradora de Paraisópolis, na zona sul de São Paulo, se tornou uma das 420 presidentes de rua da comunidade. O título, explic

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Bill Gates, at Odds With Trump on Virus, Becomes a Right-Wing Target

The Microsoft co-founder turned philanthropist has been attacked with falsehoods that he created the coronavirus and wants to profit from it.

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Welcome to the ‘Rabbit Hole’

Introducing an audio series about how the internet is changing, and how it’s changing us.

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‘Drone falante’ começa a ser usado no Rio para ‘espantar’ aglomerações

Equipamento sobrevoará ruas com mensagens para cariocas ficarem em casa ou respeitarem distância.

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Guide to Internal Communication, the Basecamp Way

Trusted by millions, Basecamp puts everything you need to get work done in one place. It’s the calm, organized way to manage projects, work with clients, and communicate company-wide.

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Coronavirus Is Driving Celebrities to Cameo in Droves

While many entertainers are grappling with a loss of income, never in the modern history of the U.S. has the celebrity class been so bored.

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Clubhouse voice chat leads a wave of spontaneous social apps – TechCrunch

Forget the calendar invite. Just jump into a conversation. That’s the idea powering a fresh batch of social startups poised to take advantage of our cleared schedules amidst quarantine. But they could also change the way we work and socialize long after COVID-19 by bringing the free-flowing, …

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Banksy faz intervenção artística no banheiro de casa durante quarentena

‘Minha esposa odeia quando eu trabalho de casa’, escreveu o artista britânico em post no Instagram.

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How to replay ‘The Last Dance’ Episodes 1 and 2

The 10-part documentary premiered on Sunday on ESPN and the ESPN App.

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Michael Jordan says upcoming documentary ‘The Last Dance’ will make people think he’s a ‘horrible guy’

Jordan’s notorious competitive side is highlighted in the 10-part series

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V.Acina vol.1, by Vários Artistas

32 track album

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Fiona Apple Is Back and Unbound: Let’s Discuss

“Fetch the Bolt Cutters,” the singer and songwriter’s first album since 2012, is a bold, cathartic, challenging masterpiece. Our critics have a lot to say about it.

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