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… and edited. Can you describe the model you’re developing? How will it address the pandemic? To effectively study COVID-19, you must begin with its diffusion. We started with a variant of an existing epidemiological … they have “X” amount of testing capacity, here’s what they should expect in terms of new infections. ome countries, such …

… to enter the information age and a modern world of global trade that is dominated by the Western alphabet. The Pulitzer … to thread: It had to be an original story, an experience we all relate to but differ in language, a tale that explained how the dynamics between China and the outside world evolved, …

… of History Emeritus at the University of York, discusses how traces of slavery are often overlooked in the material culture we value, from porcelain sugar bowls to mahogany tables. … at the University of York. He has written widely on slave history and on British social history. His books …

… What constitutes K-pop today? In this talk, Lee examines how the ethnic boundary of K-pop has expanded, how the meaning of K in K-pop is (re)interpreted by … challenges traditional boundaries, including that K-pop should be performed by Koreans and that K-pop idols must be …

… grown in the state, there would still be slaves. “And do we not at this very moment, manufacture and wear the cotton of their planting and gathering, and do we not eat of the rice and sugar which the toil of slaves has … “and from whatever may be the criminality of possessing a slave population.”  Additional Resources: Find out more …

… United States must reassert itself as a global leader if we are to address the threat of climate change and other … of YIGH, noted that some U.S. taxpayers question why they should pay for health programs in other parts of the world. … and her community safer,” Kerry said. He then described how the United States authorized $30 billion to create the …

… channels of communication, and discussing how to uphold and strengthen the fundamental principles of … to choose its own security arrangements. Russia, he said, should refrain from “coercive force posturing, aggressive … the bottom line in NATO’s written response: “What we have made clear is that we will not compromise on some …

… 3. Reaction He built New Haven’s Long Wharf, but do we remember William Lanson? New Haven’s William Lanson stood in …

… work of history showing that bold explorations and daring trade missions connected all of the world’s great societies … of sea travel was the Vikings’ invasion of Britain. But how, then, to explain the presence of blonde-haired people in … be. It will also hold up a mirror to the hopes and fears we experience today. 2020 …

… of economic growth in the face of climate change, and how should we measure it? How will low-income countries achieve …