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The US is coming out of COVID no worse than any European country

20 October 2020

6:07 AM

20 October 2020

6:07 AM

It has become a received wisdom in recent months that the US has failed where the EU had succeeded. On June 22, for example, CNN viewers were shown a graph of COVID cases in the US, which had seemed to flatten at around 25,000 cases a day, compared with those in the EU which had fallen away from an April peak to fewer than 5,000 cases a day.

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