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How often do we have to get COVID to stop getting COVID?

Natural immunity will be key to downshifting the pandemic to endemic status. That doesn’t mean you should go out and try to catch the virus tomorrow.

How Often Do We Have to Get Covid to Stop Getting Covid?

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Todos los precanditatos de Santa Fe para las PASO buscando la legislatura nacional

Radio Amanecer Jul 25, 2021 La Secretaría Electoral Nacional de Santa Fe autorizó la participación de ocho (8) alianzas transitorias, frentes y confederaciones de partidos políticos, y cinco (5) partidos políticos para participar en las elecciones primarias, abiertas, simultáneas y obligatrias (PASO) nacionales del día domingo 12 de setiembre de 2021 y, por ende, el electorado encontrará trece (13) listas de candidatos a senadores nacionales y diputados nacionales en las elecciones generales del día domingo 14 de noviembre de 2021; en tanto y en cuanto cada una de estas 13 fuerzas políticas (alianzas y partidos) supere el piso requerido (1.5% del total de votos emitidos).

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It is time to tap local talent in Lewes

I found Lewes just four short years ago, and I have been a resident ever since, so I have come to learn of and appreciate the wealth of talent that exists herein. Shocked and dismayed that I was unable to vote in the recent primaries because I was...

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Dar Williams - End of the Summer (11 tracks) +Album Reviews

Dar Williams   Are You Out There The End Of The Summer Teenagers, Kick Our Butts Better Things Dar Williams's End of the Summer finds her following in the techno-folkie footsteps of Suzanne Vega and Rickie Lee Jones. Most of the tracks feature muscular rhythms provided by Sammy Merendino's programmed drum loops, and...   more » thickened textures provided by layers of electric and acoustic guitars. This new approach pays dividends for a singer/songwriter whose thin soprano and coffeehouse lyrics have often proven underwhelming in the past. Here she is encouraged by producer Steven Miller to cram as many words as possible into the herky-jerky verses and then release the tension with a chorus of simple statements and catchy melody. This allows her to run verbal riffs on slackers in "Party Generation," on therapy in "What Do You Hear in These Sounds," and on middle age in "Teenagers, Kick Our Butts." Some of these riffs are witty and some aren't, but they pay off in satisfying refrains where Williams's wispy voice is surrounded by belt-it-out harmony singers. While the title tune is Williams at her dreary, maudlin worst, another ballad, "If I Wrote You" (with harmonies by Shindell), proves the techno-folkie formula can work even at slow tempos. --Geoffrey Himes