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RE: OT: Corona virus - 4/16/2020 2:52:32 PM   
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I'd actually read the full article than rely on either the headline or MakeeLearn's selections from the article.

The reckoning is still very much ongoing on the human cost of all this.



Please read the real article always, and look at date.



From the article you have posted:

"But analysts have criticized the data presentation as being useless way of gauging the outbreak's impacts."

"Professor Carl Bergstrom, from the University of Washington, described the graphic as "worse than useless"."

Note, the comment from the same University of Washington that is frequently cited in this thread.

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RE: OT: Corona virus - 4/16/2020 2:53:24 PM   
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Status: offline 		I did read it. This media source is a bit bumfuzzled about the per capita thing. To explain this phenomenon it offers quotes about the fact that the spread is the same, implying that bigger countries like the USA will eventually suffer proportionally. But they overlook the data that indicates this isn't the case and isn't projected to be the case.

Even allowing for time, the US is projected to come in far under many other countries.

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RE: OT: Corona virus - 4/16/2020 3:05:38 PM   
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Status: offline 		The same question could be asked in reverse: Does your right to liberty have more importance than somebody else's right to life? Half of our population thinks so on a scale vastly greater than Covid-19.

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ORIGINAL: Canoerebel

It isn't clear what this comment is aimed at, nor who, but it's inappropriate here. People disagree as to what and how and when but this community isn't cavalier about life and death issues.

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ORIGINAL: Encircled
It does sound like the deaths of thousands isn't as important as your personal freedom for about a year, but maybe I'm reading it wrong?





I guess it isn't fair to expect non-Americans to know our history and this illustrious quote:

"Give me Liberty or give me Death!"

Who says the loss of freedoms will be only for a year?
History teaches that once they are sacrificed, a fight is required to regain them.

I do agree that the reprehensible attempt to color those concerned about freedom and liberty as oafs uncaring of the suffering of others is inappropriate.

And this kind of an accusation is anything but dispassionate.



There's the argument of conflicting liberties.

Does your right to, say, liberty of movement or assembly, have more importance that someone else's liberty of life, liberty and pursuit of happiness?


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RE: OT: Corona virus - 4/16/2020 3:07:45 PM   
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I did read it. This media source is a bit bumfuzzled about the per capita thing. To explain this phenomenon it offers quotes about the fact that the spread is the same, implying that bigger countries like the USA will eventually suffer proportionally. But they overlook the data that indicates this isn't the case and isn't projected to be the case.

Even allowing for time, the US is projected to come in far under many other countries.


It's the Sun - bumfuzzlement (!) is their default status.

I think you mentioned UK papers previously - basically the Times, Guardian, FT, Telegraph, Independent are all pretty trustworthy. The Mail has some good journalism in patches but has a tendency to tub-thumping and sensationalism. The tabloids (Sun, Mirror, Star) are worth avoiding.


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RE: OT: Corona virus - 4/16/2020 3:08:01 PM   
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I did read it. This media source is a bit bumfuzzled about the per capita thing. To explain this phenomenon it offers quotes about the fact that the spread is the same, implying that bigger countries like the USA will eventually suffer proportionally. But they overlook the data that indicates this isn't the case and isn't projected to be the case.

Even allowing for time, the US is projected to come in far under many other countries.


Given that the official US COVID deaths required a laboratory test, the official US figures are incomplete.

The change on the 14th of the CDC's reporting on COVID-19 to now include confirmed and probable cause deaths will take some time to filter through - https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/cases-updates/cases-in-us.html

Once this change has effect and the records reconciled, the numbers will inevitably rise. I'd be happy to be proved wrong, but I doubt that will be the case. There's already precedent in the UK and France around deaths in care homes not being counted.

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RE: OT: Corona virus - 4/16/2020 3:09:48 PM   
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Status: offline 		To clarify, I haven't mentioned UK papers individually but did note I'm not familiar with them or their reputations. Thanks for the guide, though as you might guess my rule of thumb is to approach the media with skepticism until proven otherwise.

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RE: OT: Corona virus - 4/16/2020 3:10:05 PM   
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Status: offline 		Coronavirus is spreading fast in small-town America
04/16/20 10:30 AM EDT

https://thehill.com/opinion/civil-rights/493092-coronavirus-is-spreading-fast-in-small-town-america


"Coronavirus is spreading fast in small-town America. As COVID-19 began to ravage densely populated metro areas, some hoped the distance inherent to rural communities would act as a shield against the same fate. Now that the pandemic has reached nearly every county and most rural places across the nation, we see how wrong that hope was. Even the New York Times has started running headlines that read, “This Is Going to Kill Small-Town America.”"

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RE: OT: Corona virus - 4/16/2020 3:11:08 PM   
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The same question could be asked in reverse: Does your right to liberty have more importance than somebody else's right to life? Half of our population thinks so on a scale vastly greater than Covid-19.

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ORIGINAL: mind_messing


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ORIGINAL: HansBolter

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ORIGINAL: Canoerebel

It isn't clear what this comment is aimed at, nor who, but it's inappropriate here. People disagree as to what and how and when but this community isn't cavalier about life and death issues.

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ORIGINAL: Encircled
It does sound like the deaths of thousands isn't as important as your personal freedom for about a year, but maybe I'm reading it wrong?





I guess it isn't fair to expect non-Americans to know our history and this illustrious quote:

"Give me Liberty or give me Death!"

Who says the loss of freedoms will be only for a year?
History teaches that once they are sacrificed, a fight is required to regain them.

I do agree that the reprehensible attempt to color those concerned about freedom and liberty as oafs uncaring of the suffering of others is inappropriate.

And this kind of an accusation is anything but dispassionate.



There's the argument of conflicting liberties.

Does your right to, say, liberty of movement or assembly, have more importance that someone else's liberty of life, liberty and pursuit of happiness?




The priority is clear: can't be either happy or at liberty if you're dead.

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RE: OT: Corona virus - 4/16/2020 3:12:46 PM   
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And you missed the point.

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RE: OT: Corona virus - 4/16/2020 3:13:23 PM   
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Status: offline 		Coronavirus: Gov. Newsom says things will be normal when we have “herd immunity.” Here’s why that’s scary.
What does ‘herd immunity’ look like? About 28 million infected Californians. Maybe 840,000 deaths.
April 16, 2020
https://www.santacruzsentinel.com/2020/04/16/coronavirus-gov-newsom-says-things-will-be-normal-when-we-have-herd-immunity-heres-why-thats-scary/

"What’s herd immunity? It’s when so many people have been infected and develop protective antibodies that a virus runs out of hosts. That’s likely what happened in the 1918-1919 flu pandemic, which killed 20 to 40 million people and then vanished.

What does “herd immunity” look like in the age of COVID-19? Without a vaccine, about 28 million infected Californians.

Based on current estimates, about 5 percent of infected people — or roughly 1.4 million Californians — would get severely ill. Of these, 840,000 could die, although there’s hope of holding that number down."


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RE: OT: Corona virus - 4/16/2020 3:16:43 PM   
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Status: offline 		Hey, MakeeLearn, I began re-reading Sam Watkins's Company Aytch yesterday. Superb.

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RE: OT: Corona virus - 4/16/2020 3:19:52 PM   
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Hey, MakeeLearn, I began re-reading Sam Watkins's Company Aytch yesterday. Superb.




Are you a Big Bug or a Little Bug?

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RE: OT: Corona virus - 4/16/2020 3:20:01 PM   
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ORIGINAL: Canoerebel

The same question could be asked in reverse: Does your right to liberty have more importance than somebody else's right to life? Half of our population thinks so on a scale vastly greater than Covid-19.

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ORIGINAL: mind_messing


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ORIGINAL: HansBolter

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ORIGINAL: Canoerebel

It isn't clear what this comment is aimed at, nor who, but it's inappropriate here. People disagree as to what and how and when but this community isn't cavalier about life and death issues.

quote:

ORIGINAL: Encircled
It does sound like the deaths of thousands isn't as important as your personal freedom for about a year, but maybe I'm reading it wrong?





I guess it isn't fair to expect non-Americans to know our history and this illustrious quote:

"Give me Liberty or give me Death!"

Who says the loss of freedoms will be only for a year?
History teaches that once they are sacrificed, a fight is required to regain them.

I do agree that the reprehensible attempt to color those concerned about freedom and liberty as oafs uncaring of the suffering of others is inappropriate.

And this kind of an accusation is anything but dispassionate.



There's the argument of conflicting liberties.

Does your right to, say, liberty of movement or assembly, have more importance that someone else's liberty of life, liberty and pursuit of happiness?




This is obviously a dicey issue.
The manner in which we typically describe the allowable limitations on personal liberty is the swinging punch analogy:

My right to swing my arm and throw a punch ends where your nose begins, or vice versa.

So now do we implement a 'my right to spew germs ends where your breathing begins' approach?

There is no simple answer and people with functional grey matter will disagree on how far to take something like this.

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RE: OT: Corona virus - 4/16/2020 3:20:59 PM   
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Coronavirus: Gov. Newsom says things will be normal when we have “herd immunity.” Here’s why that’s scary.
What does ‘herd immunity’ look like? About 28 million infected Californians. Maybe 840,000 deaths.
April 16, 2020
https://www.santacruzsentinel.com/2020/04/16/coronavirus-gov-newsom-says-things-will-be-normal-when-we-have-herd-immunity-heres-why-thats-scary/

"What’s herd immunity? It’s when so many people have been infected and develop protective antibodies that a virus runs out of hosts. That’s likely what happened in the 1918-1919 flu pandemic, which killed 20 to 40 million people and then vanished.

What does “herd immunity” look like in the age of COVID-19? Without a vaccine, about 28 million infected Californians.

Based on current estimates, about 5 percent of infected people — or roughly 1.4 million Californians — would get severely ill. Of these, 840,000 could die, although there’s hope of holding that number down."



Yes. Guess what the level of measles vaccine compliance is require for "herd immunity" to offer good protection?

93%

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RE: OT: Corona virus - 4/16/2020 3:23:22 PM   
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Status: offline 		In the past few days, while randomly reading things, I've come across a number of passages in which authors are critical of the press. C.S. Lewis takes a swipe in the opening pages of The Screwtape Letters. Sam Watkins does so in the opening pages of Company Aytch. And most of us are familiar with General William T. Sherman's exquisite tirade.

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RE: OT: Corona virus - 4/16/2020 3:25:02 PM   
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Still some way to go I fear.

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RE: OT: Corona virus - 4/16/2020 3:26:26 PM   
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In the past few days, while randomly reading things, I've come across a number of passages in which authors are critical of the press. C.S. Lewis takes a swipe in the opening pages of The Screwtape Letters. Sam Watkins does so in the opening pages of Company Aytch. And most of us are familiar with General William T. Sherman's exquisite tirade.




"There are three kinds of lies: lies, damned lies, and statistics."; - Mark Twain

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RE: OT: Corona virus - 4/16/2020 3:28:50 PM   
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“I hate newspapermen. They come into camp and pick up their camp rumors and print them as facts. I regard them as spies, which, in truth, they are.”

“If I had my choice, I would kill every reporter in the world, but I am sure we would be getting reports from hell before breakfast.”

“I think I understand what military fame is — to be killed on the field of battle and have your name misspelled in the newspapers.”

- Gen. William Tecumseh Sherman

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RE: OT: Corona virus - 4/16/2020 3:29:17 PM   
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Status: offline 		I saw that Encircled. On the good side, the number of new cases remained stable.

Given the high mortality, I figured the Univ. of Washington projection for UK today would've been badly blown. But it projected 1,040 deaths (201 and 3,706 margin of error).

UK is already at 13,800 deaths. U. Wash. projects 23,791 (margin of error: 14k to 51k). Hopefully UK does no worse than the 23k.

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RE: OT: Corona virus - 4/16/2020 3:51:28 PM   
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I saw that Encircled. On the good side, the number of new cases remained stable.

Given the high mortality, I figured the Univ. of Washington projection for UK today would've been badly blown. But it projected 1,040 deaths (201 and 3,706 margin of error).

UK is already at 13,800 deaths. U. Wash. projects 23,791 (margin of error: 14k to 51k). Hopefully UK does no worse than the 23k.


Yeah, this was always going to be the tough week.

But in things like testing we are still miles and miles behind.

Potentially hundreds of thousands of people could have had the virus and never noticed, and the way we are going we might get around to testing everyone by 2035.

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RE: OT: Corona virus - 4/16/2020 3:55:53 PM   
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ORIGINAL: Canoerebel

The same question could be asked in reverse: Does your right to liberty have more importance than somebody else's right to life? Half of our population thinks so on a scale vastly greater than Covid-19.

quote:

ORIGINAL: mind_messing


quote:

ORIGINAL: HansBolter

quote:

ORIGINAL: Canoerebel

It isn't clear what this comment is aimed at, nor who, but it's inappropriate here. People disagree as to what and how and when but this community isn't cavalier about life and death issues.

quote:

ORIGINAL: Encircled
It does sound like the deaths of thousands isn't as important as your personal freedom for about a year, but maybe I'm reading it wrong?





I guess it isn't fair to expect non-Americans to know our history and this illustrious quote:

"Give me Liberty or give me Death!"

Who says the loss of freedoms will be only for a year?
History teaches that once they are sacrificed, a fight is required to regain them.

I do agree that the reprehensible attempt to color those concerned about freedom and liberty as oafs uncaring of the suffering of others is inappropriate.

And this kind of an accusation is anything but dispassionate.



There's the argument of conflicting liberties.

Does your right to, say, liberty of movement or assembly, have more importance that someone else's liberty of life, liberty and pursuit of happiness?




This is obviously a dicey issue.
The manner in which we typically describe the allowable limitations on personal liberty is the swinging punch analogy:

My right to swing my arm and throw a punch ends where your nose begins, or vice versa.

So now do we implement a 'my right to spew germs ends where your breathing begins' approach?

There is no simple answer and people with functional grey matter will disagree on how far to take something like this.


It is well-documented that quibbles over personal liberty go out the window when public health is concerned. Typhoid in the US immediately springs to mind - Mary Mallon is an interesting case study in the ethics of personal liberty in this space.



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RE: OT: Corona virus - 4/16/2020 3:57:32 PM   
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ORIGINAL: Canoerebel

In the past few days, while randomly reading things, I've come across a number of passages in which authors are critical of the press. C.S. Lewis takes a swipe in the opening pages of The Screwtape Letters. Sam Watkins does so in the opening pages of Company Aytch. And most of us are familiar with General William T. Sherman's exquisite tirade.




"There are three kinds of lies: lies, damned lies, and statistics."; - Mark Twain


A quote oft trumpeted by those with a limited understanding of the subject.

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RE: OT: Corona virus - 4/16/2020 4:15:17 PM   
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Status: offline 		There are 3 +/- 2 kinds of lies. There is about a 5% chance there might be more than 5 kinds.

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RE: OT: Corona virus - 4/16/2020 4:16:47 PM   
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Status: offline 		I don't really trust government. I had one guy tell me once that fluoridation was a government plot.

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RE: OT: Corona virus - 4/16/2020 5:06:40 PM   
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In the past few days, while randomly reading things, I've come across a number of passages in which authors are critical of the press. C.S. Lewis takes a swipe in the opening pages of The Screwtape Letters. Sam Watkins does so in the opening pages of Company Aytch. And most of us are familiar with General William T. Sherman's exquisite tirade.




"There are three kinds of lies: lies, damned lies, and statistics."; - Mark Twain


A quote oft trumpeted by those with a limited understanding of the subject.


Subject? Humor?

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RE: OT: Corona virus - 4/16/2020 5:07:37 PM   
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I don't really trust government. I had one guy tell me once that fluoridation was a government plot.




Don't you know, they REALLY care about you.

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RE: OT: Corona virus - 4/16/2020 5:14:26 PM   
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Status: offline 		Which deaths count toward the coronavirus toll? It depends on the state.
April 16, 2020

https://www.inquirer.com/health/coronavirus/coronavirus-deaths-toll-alabama-colorado-counts-methods-20200416.html



"In Alabama, officials have ruled that one of every 10 people who died with COVID-19 did not die of COVID-19. Among those excluded from the numbers reported to the federal government were a bedbound patient with aspiration pneumonia in one lung and a person with a buildup of fluid and partial collapse of one lung.

Colorado, by contrast, has included some deaths in which the disease caused by the novel coronavirus was deemed probable — based on symptoms and possible exposure — but not confirmed through a test."

"Health officials in both states say their approach is more accurate. Their divergent methods reflect a national debate over how to count the dead."


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RE: OT: Corona virus - 4/16/2020 5:18:04 PM   
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Status: offline 		Coronavirus Live Updates: A Loans Program to Save Jobs Runs Dry; 22 Million Americans Have Filed for Unemployment
16,Ap'20

https://www.nytimes.com/2020/04/16/us/coronavirus-cases-live-updates.html

"The $349 billion lending program for small businesses has run out of funds.

Trump asks lawmakers for advice on reopening of the country.

Workers have “nowhere to hide” as unemployment permeates the economy.

Protests across the U.S. signal growing opposition to governors’ restrictions.

The Trump administration pushes to restart the economy, but shortages of tests complicate efforts.

Early research suggests that obesity is a big risk factor, but not asthma.

Extending the shutdown to May 15, Cuomo braces New York for a “new normal.”"


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RE: OT: Corona virus - 4/16/2020 5:19:51 PM   
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Status: offline 		I haven't read that article, but there is no way that some official or officials "ruled that one of every 10 people who died with COVID-19 did not die of COVID-19."

There are any number of other possibilities that might make sense to most people but that a press or the press might misreport in their zeal or ignorance. Perhaps, upon secondary examination, Alabama medical officials determined that some mortalities ascribed to COVID were actually attributable to another primary cause of death. Over time, it might be that about 1 in 10 were adjusted in this way (I don't know - just speculating as to what in the world this alleged article is getting at).

The notion of officials willy-nilly declaring, "Hey, let's re-classify one out of every 10 deaths no matter whether it's accurate or not" has to be bad reporting.

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RE: OT: Corona virus - 4/16/2020 5:22:01 PM   
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Exclusive: Secret Military Task Force Prepares to Secure the U.S. Capital
2 hrs ago



https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/exclusive-secret-military-task-force-prepares-to-secure-the-us-capital/ar-BB12IZtv?li=BBnb7Kz



"But a little-known military task force charged with evacuating Washington has already been activated, a task force charged with the most sensitive government mission of "securing" Washington in the face of attackers, foreign and domestic—and if necessary, moving White House and other key government offices to alternate locations."

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