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California and Florida took vastly different approaches to handling virus – Florida Courier

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BY RONG-GONG LIN II AND SOUMYA KARLAMANGLA LOS ANGELES TIMES/TNS A year into the pandemic, California and Florida have become common points of contrast as Americans grapple with the horrific human and economic tolls of trying to control COVID-19. Though the states took wildly different approaches to the pandemic, their rates of death from COVID-19 […]

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