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<em>The Atlantic Daily</em>: Things May Get Tougher for Some American Workers

Plus: A new and still-unpublished study describes a case in which a patient contracted COVID-19 twice. What does that really mean?
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Five months into the coronavirus recession, millions of Americans remain unemployed. Much of the temporary assistance authorized at the start of the outbreak has been cut off, leaving many Americans in the lurch. Congress may pass a new stimulus package, but at the earliest.

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