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LOS ANGELES — Peter Bogdanovich, the revered director of touchstone 1970s films such as “The Last Picture Show,” “What’s Up, Doc?” and “Paper Moon,” died Thursday at his Los Angeles home. He was 82. Oren Segal, the two-time Oscar nominee’s manager, confirmed Bogdanovich’s death from natural causes.
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Families thwart COVID-19 patient transfers as third wave grips France Reuters 5 hrs ago By Caroline Pailliez PARIS, April 9 (Reuters) - In March, emergency room doctor Frederic Adnet needed to move COVID-19 patients from his fast-filling Paris hospital to less hard-hit regions of France to free up beds, but unlike during the first wave last year the transfers weren't happening. It was a scene playing out across the French capital and other virus hotspots, mainly because families were now refusing to give consent, interviews with Adnet and half a dozen other emergency room and ICU doctors re...
But, a government source told newspaper Le Figaro: “The trade-off is that other measures must be completely respected and social interactions must be limited to the maximum. “People cannot stop paying attention now, but must double down on their vigilance, especially at the weekend.” This may mean that stricter rules could be announced for allowing customers into shops, for example. Weekend confinement expected in Pas-de-Calais The prime minister is expected to announce a weekend confinement in Pas-de-Calais, where hospitals are now under strain, as cases have spread from nearby Dunk...