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All righty. Well, time for your coronavirus updates because once more, this is the only thing happening on planet Earth in the news at all.

And it's the only thing anybody cares about, which makes perfect sense.

The United States has passed 11,000 total deaths.

This comes basically a week and a half The United States has passed 11,000 total deaths.

This comes basically a week and a half after we were less than 3,000. The United States is seeing a significant curve in terms of cumulative deaths, but in terms of new cases, we are not seeing

cumulative growth. It looks more arithmetic than cumulative. It's a percentage of the new

tests that are being taken. We are not seeing a sharp

uptick in the number of new cases that are being, that are out there, more just an uptick in the

number of cases that are identified as we are doing more testing yesterday. New York saw 599 deaths,

according to Worldometers, which is the Johns Hopkins rip. Overall, the United States yesterday saw about 1,255. These are not good numbers,

obviously, but we are starting to see the curve flattened somewhat, and everybody is sort of

optimistic, right? Andrew Cuomo in New York, he said the data are hopeful but inconclusive at this point.

Here's the governor of New York. It is hopeful, but it's also inconclusive, and it still depends on what we do, right?

These models all have a coefficient of what we do and how successful we are social distancing, etc.

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