he’s apparently now working on selling Tequila? – in addition to launching astronauts, of course, which he plans to do again this weekend.And Central Florida is dealing with Eta’s impacts as we speak.This, ladies and gents, is why I’m not a betting woman.

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'Stealth Omicron' Covid symptoms that could confirm infection before testing positive

A new sub-variant of Omicron Covid is now spreading throughout the nation.

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Can you get long COVID after an infection with omicron? Here's what you need to know

A healthcare worker conducts a swab test at a COVID-19 testing site in Cruz Bay, Saint John, Virgin Islands, U.S. Gabby Jones/Bloomberg via Getty Images Can you get long COVID after an infection with omicron?It’s too early to know for sure, but many doctors believe it’s possible to have long-term effects from the omicron variant of the virus.Long COVID is usually diagnosed many weeks after a bout with COVID-19.

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Arizona restaurant forced to close after almost all of its staff members were poached by another restaurant

PHOENIX - A restaurant owner in the Phoenix area said he was shocked when nearly his entire staff was poached by another restaurant.Incidents like the one that happened to Matt Gorman paint a picture of the aggressive competition for workers in these times.Gorman, who owns Matty G's in Tempe, had to close the restaurant shortly after Thanksgiving, after he says another restaurant poached nearly his entire staff."They didn't even give us two weeks notice. Nothing," Gorman recounted.

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St. Joe’s Hamilton resumes normal hours at east end urgent care clinic

COVID-19 surge fuelled by the Omicron variant.St. Joseph’s Healthcare Hamilton’s Urgent Care Centre on King Street East will once again operate between 8 a.m.

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Concerns raised over level of school absences due to Covid-19

An expert in infectious diseases has shown concern about the number of children who remain absent from school weeks after Covid-19 infection.

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‘All promises will be fulfilled’, assures President during SLPPs ‘Podujana Rally’

COLOMBO (News 1st); Sri Lankan President Gotabaya Rajapaksa on Wednesday (9) said that his policies and the policies of the government were prepared with the future generations in mind.President Rajapaksa assured that all promises will be fulfilled.He said the government is facing challenges in various sectors, including education, agriculture, and electricity.Noting that the economy is reviving following the pandemic, President Rajapaksa urged the masses to obtain the booster dose and not leave any reason for the country to go into lockdown again.The President urged the public sector employees to fulfill their duties and responsibilities in line with the government’s policy statement.“I promised the farmers that fertilizer will be given for free and the certified price for paddy will be increased, and that was my first duty,” said the President while addressing a crowd at the Salgado Stadium in Anuradhapura.The President also promised to increase the income of the local farmers by 100% with or without fertilizer.

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Canada watching closely as ‘legal consultation’ delays Olympics team figure skating medal ceremony

An ongoing legal issue that could affect the medallists in the team figure skating competition at the Beijing Olympics, an event in which Canada finished fourth, has caused the award ceremony to be delayed, the IOC said Wednesday.

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Girvan residents kept paying memberships to help Quay Zone despite long Covid closure

More than 70 Girvan residents did their bit for the Quay Zone leisure centre by continuing to pay membership fees despite the facility being forced to close because of Covid.

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ASEAN, China, other partners set world's biggest trade pact

China and 14 other countries have agreed to set up the world’s largest trading bloc, encompassing nearly a third of all economic activity, in a deal many in Asia are hoping will help hasten a recovery from the shocks of the pandemic.The Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership, or RCEP, is to be signed virtually on Sunday on the sidelines of the annual summit of the 10-nation Association of Southeast Asian Nations. “After eight years of negotiating with blood, sweat and tears, we have finally come to the moment where we will seal the RCEP Agreement," Malaysia's trade minister, Mohamed Azmin Ali, said in a statement.

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No. 20 USC rallies again to beat Arizona 34-30 on late TD

1-yard TD run.Gunnell was much better on the next drive, hitting Jamarye Joiner on a short pass that turned into a 34-yard touchdown.Arizona kept churning out yards — 231 by halftime — but had to settle for three field goal attempts. Lucas Havrisik made two and USC led 17-13 at halftime after Stephen Carr scored on a 3-yard run with 2 1/2 minutes left.Arizona tied it at 20 when Gunnell hit Tayvian Cunningham in stride for a 75-yard touchdown reception early in the third quarter.USC struggled in the red zone early in the second half.Amon-Ra St.

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Sen. Rick Scott quarantines again after contact with COVID-19 patient

announced on Twitter Saturday afternoon that he would be entering self-quarantine because he learned that he recently came into contact with someone who has since tested positive for COVID-19.Scott said he was in contact with the person Friday night after arriving in Florida and later learned that person was infected. [TRENDING: Gregory Edwards video released | SpaceX Crew-1 launch delayed until Sunday | Fatal Orange County crash]The former governor said he took a coronavirus test Saturday morning that came back negative.

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Publicans 'not interested in opening and then closing again', says VFI

Publicans have no interest in opening "just for two weeks over Christmas" before having to close again, the Vintners' Federation of Ireland has warned.

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Thai protesters rally again, promoting a diversity of causes

BANGKOK – Pro-democracy protesters in Thailand rallied again on Saturday, promoting a diversity of causes and taking an opportunity to display their rejection of the country’s power structure directly to the monarch.Some 20 groups called the rally at Bangkok’s Democracy Monument under the name “Mob Fest” as the latest in a series of protests calling for significant reforms in government.The core demands of the main student-led protest movement are that Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha step down, the constitution be amended to make it more democratic, and the monarchy be reformed to be made more accountable.The demand over the monarchy is the most controversial because the royal institution is traditionally regarded as the heart and soul of

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B.C. breaks records again with 617 new COVID-19 cases, 167 in hospital

COVID-19 surge continued Friday, as the province reported new all-time highs for single-day case growth and hospitalizations.In a written statement, health officials reported 617 new cases of the virus, eclipsing the record of 594 set just Thursday. B.C.

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Coronavirus: Saskatchewan announces new restrictions as case counts head in ‘wrong direction’

Saskatchewan is introducing new COVID-19 restrictions on Friday, as cases in the province continue to increase and head “in the wrong direction,” said provincial Minister of Health Paul Merriman.

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Asian shares mostly drop on worries over surging virus cases

TOKYO – Asian shares mostly traded lower Friday as rising cases of coronavirus infections in the U.S., Europe and Asia add to worries that economies will once again be hamstrung by pandemic restrictions on travel and businesses. Reports of surging COVID-19 cases have had a sobering effect on markets that had advanced on hopes for a vaccine and expectations that pro-business policies will continue after last week’s U.S.

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‘It’s not a silver bullet’: Dr. Bonnie Henry explains again why face masks are not mandatory in B.C.

Provincial health officer Dr. Bonnie Henry answers a reporter’s question about why she has not made face masks mandatory in British Columbia.

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US hospitals again under pressure as Covid cases rise

After several weeks of rapidly rising coronavirus cases, hospitals around the United States are once again overwhelmed, forcing local authorities to take new measures to cope with the pandemic.

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Asian shares slip on faltering hopes for COVID vaccines

potentially successful vaccine sent travel, entertainment and tourism companies surging. The Dow declined shortly after news crossed that New York would put restrictions on bars, restaurants and gyms as COVID-19 infections rose in the state.Markets have been riding a wave of relief over hopes for a potential vaccine to beat back the pandemic.

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Calls for more action as COVID-19 devastates long-term care homes again

COVID-19 outbreaks are again devastating some of Canada’s long-term care homes, months after leaders pledged to fix problems plaguing the system. Eric Sorensen looks at the troubling trends, and what’s to blame.

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Cuomo cracks down on bars, gyms, restaurants as coronavirus cases climb again

New York Gov. Cuomo announced new coronavirus restrictions Wednesday – including a cap on the number of people allowed to gather in private homes and a curfew on bars, restaurants and gyms.

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Government may change anti-Covid measures again after December 2 with 'Tier 4' possible

coronavirus-fighting tier system once the current lockdown in England ends, it has emerged. Brits were plunged into a 2nd lockdown on November 5 and will not be able to mingle with other households or visit restaurants or bars until it ends on December 2.

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Asian shares mostly higher as focus shifts to virus recovery

rising hopes for a COVID-19 vaccine pushed investors to reorder which stocks they see winning and losing.Treasury yields and oil held onto their big gains from a day earlier or added some more amid strengthened confidence in the economy.The S&P 500 dipped 0.1% to 3,545.53, after erasing most of an early loss. The Dow Jones Industrial Average gained 0.9% to 29,420.92 and the Nasdaq composite dropped 1.4%, to 11,553.86.

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NI ministers again fail to agree new coronavirus restrictions

Stormont ministers have again failed to agree fresh coronavirus restrictions for Northern Ireland, after a lengthy and at times acrimonious meeting last night.

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More than 500 Asian giant hornets found in Washington nest; threat not over

murder hornets found in the U.S., they discovered about 500 live specimens in various stages of development, officials said Tuesday.Among them were nearly 200 queens that had the potential to start their own nests, said Sven-Erik Spichiger, an entomologist leading the fight to kill the hornets."We got there just in the nick of time," he said.Still, that didn’t end the threat from the giant insects that can deliver painful though rarely deadly stings to people and wipe out entire hives of honey bees.Scientists think other nests already exist and say it’s impossible to know if any queens escaped before the first nest was destroyed.Asian giant hornets, an invasive pest not native to the U.S., are the world’s largest hornet at 2 inches (5

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Why Pfizer's Covid vaccine news might not enthuse many Asian countries

Pfizer's experimental vaccine solving their COVID-19 crisis any time soon.The world cheered on Monday when Pfizer Inc announced its shot, jointly developed with BioNTech SE, was more than 90% effective based on initial trial results.Yet health experts cautioned that the vaccine, should it be approved, was no silver bullet - not least because the genetic material it's made from needs to be stored at temperatures of minus 70 degrees Celsius (-94 F) or below.Such requirements pose a particularly daunting challenge for countries in Asia, as well as in places like Africa and Latin America, where intense heat is often compounded by poor infrastructure that will make it difficult to keep the "cold chain" intact during deliveries to rural areas and

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From season-altering to bizarre, injuries hit NFL yet again

ARLINGTON, Texas – From the season-altering to the bizarre, injuries are playing their traditionally significant role in the NFL.Dak Prescott's Dallas Cowboys are on the verge of a lost year when they hoped to contend after a broken ankle ended the quarterback's season. One of their NFC East rivals, the New York Giants, barely saw their offense fully stocked, with running back Saquon Barkley tearing an ACL in Week 2.

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'I didn't do anything wrong'... the pub supervisor made homeless for the first time by the pandemic

Homelessness has been on the rise in Salford for some time – but the coronavirus crisis has been a turning point for those affected by it.Council bosses say single-person accommodation is in high demand.And with fewer people moving out of social housing since the start of the pandemic, the turnover in temporary accommodation has been slow.Kevin O’Kell became homeless for the first time in his life last August.The 39-year-old was a supervisor at a pub in Hale which he also lived in.But it closed down overnight and he was left with nowhere to live.A few months down the line, he found himself in a homeless shelter in Salford.He said: “It was scary at first, you don’t know what it’s going to be like."It felt a bit like I’d been sent to prison

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Asian stocks rise for 2nd day on coronavirus vaccine hopes

BEIJING – Asian stock markets rose for second day Tuesday on hopes for progress toward a possible coronavirus vaccine that might allow the world to revive manufacturing, shopping and normal life.Benchmarks in Shanghai, Tokyo, Hong Kong and Sydney rose while Seoul fell less than 0.1%.On Wall Street, the benchmark S&P 500 index closed 1.2% higher on Monday after Pfizer Inc. said early data on a vaccine under development suggest it might be it might be 90% effective at preventing COVID-19, though that doesn’t mean its release is imminent.“This offers a ray of hope that the market did not hesitate to take advantage of,” said Tai Hui of J.P.

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Will this be 2000 all over again? Here’s how Bush-Gore race unfolded

ambitions to have the Supreme Court ultimately decide who wins the presidential election, it would be a case of deja vu, 20 years later.In one of the closest elections in U.S. history, George W.

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Toronto’s Porter Airlines pushes back restart date again to February 2021

Porter Airlines says it is once again pushing back its restart date amid the coronavirus pandemic to Feb. 11, 2021.The company suspended operations back in March due to COVID-19 and has since changed restart dates numerous times.“Deferring service until 2021 is not a decision we anticipated having to make as COVID-19 emerged early this year,” said Michael Deluce, president and CEO of Porter Airlines, in a statement Monday.

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Asian shares, US futures surge after Joe Biden declared president-elect

FILE - Pedestrians walk past in front of an electronic board displaying the price of the Nikkei stock average outside of a securities firm on November 05, 2020 in Tokyo, Japan. (Takashi Aoyama/Getty Images)Asian shares and U.S.

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Asian shares, US futures surge on relief US election decided

TOKYO – Asian shares and U.S. futures rose Monday on relief the U.S. presidential election results were finally decided, with Joe Biden the president-elect.

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AP Top 25: Alabama is on top again; Notre Dame up to No. 2

The Associated Press college football poll for the first time this year, extending its record of consecutive seasons with at least one week on top of the rankings to 13.Notre Dame moved up two spots to No. 2 on Sunday after upsetting Clemson in a dramatic double-overtime game Saturday night.

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Charlie Hunnam says he had COVID-19 'very early on' and that he may have the virus again

Charlie Hunnam made a remote appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Liveon Friday evening to promote his latest project Jungleland.And during the interview, the 40-year-old actor discussed contracting COVID-19 'very early on' in the pandemic and how his experience with the virus was not particularly severe.Hunnam also revealed that he is currently experiencing 'a little bit of a persistent fever, a dry cough, a little bit of fatigue' and that it 'could' be COVID-19 again. Special guest: Charlie Hunnam made a remote appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live on Friday evening to promote his latest project Jungleland'I'm not sure what I have.

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Charlie Hunnam thinks he might have COVID-19 again

confirmed it's possible to contract COVID-19 twice — and that might be what's happened to Charlie Hunnam.The "Sons of Anarchy" star, 40, video-conferenced in to "Jimmy Kimmel Live," on Friday, Nov. 6, to chat about his new film, "Jungleland," but the conversation veered towards Charlie's health at one point."I'm not sure what I have," he told Jimmy."I have a little bit of a persistent fever, a dry cough, a little bit of fatigue, so … it could be COVID.

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Callum Hudson-Odoi flouts Covid rules again on raucous night out with Chelsea team-mate

Chelsea footballer Callum Hudson-Odoi flouted Covid restrictions to enjoy a raucous night out with a team-mate.It is the second time the player, 20, has been caught breaking the rules, after sneaking a model he met online into his apartment in May.The England star – who tested positive for Covid-19 in March, forcing the Chelsea squad and staff to self-isolate – dined with pals including fellow Blues player Fikayo Tomori at a restaurant in Mayfair.They broke strict regulations for the get-together in west London in late October – before the full lockdown was announced – as only members of the same household were allowed to meet indoors.But £100,000-a-week winger Hudson-Odoi, who had publicly warned people to “be careful” about the virus

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Charlie Hunnam Had COVID-19 This Year & Might Have It Again Now

Charlie Hunnam is opening up about his battle with COVID-19 earlier this year and how he’s currently sick with something that feels like the virus.

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Romney: Trump's election fraud claim wrong, 'reckless'

FILE - Sen. Mitt Romney, R-Utah, leaves a meeting of GOP senators at the National Republican Senatorial Committee offices Sept.

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Pelosi formally announces her run for House Speaker again, asks for support

WASHINGTON - Nancy Pelosi formally announced her bid to run for House Speaker again as the House Democratic majority is shrinking and moderates are blaming the progressive agenda for their losses.Pelosi wrote each Democratic member a letter Thursday outlining the agenda for the next two years and asked for their support in reelecting her speaker. She wrote confidently that Joe Biden won the presidency, referring to working with "President-elect Joe Biden and Vice President-elect Kamala Harris.""Our vision for the next two years must be built on the success of Democratic House Majority in the 116th Congress, and to harness the extraordinary visions, values and vibrancy of our Caucus to secure the progress that the American people deserve,"

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Covid-19 death toll graphs changed after terrifying 'forecast was wrong', reports say

lockdown, reports say. It dropped its daily death toll forecasts from 1,500 to just over 1,000 by December 8 after being rapped by the statistics watchdog.

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Asian stocks mixed after Wall Street election gains

BEIJING – Asian stock markets were mixed Friday after Wall Street rose amid protracted vote-counting following this week's U.S. elections.Tokyo and Sydney advanced while Shanghai, Hong Kong and Seoul declined.Markets are betting on control of the U.S.

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If Donald Trump loses 2020 election, can he run again in 2024?

LOS ANGELES - If Donald Trump loses his reelection bid against Democratic rival Joe Biden in the 2020 election, it does not necessarily mean the end of the 45th president’s political aspirations. If Trump loses, according to the U.S.

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India	Cases: 34 321 025 Deaths: 459 652 Recovered: 0
Brazil	Cases: 21 835 785 Deaths: 608 235 Recovered: 0
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Russia	Cases: 8 494 589 Deaths: 237 619 Recovered: 0

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