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1. More than 12 million people in the U.S. are now infected with the coronavirus, with another 195 thousand cases confirmed just yesterday. The pandemic shows no signs of cresting as hospitalizations are reaching record levels.
Officials are begging people to stay at home this holiday season and wear masks.
More than 1000 hospitals are already critically short on stuff. That’s around 1/5 of all hospitals reporting data to the Department of Health and Human Services. And states are trying to get ahead of even more troubles including in California. We are starting this weekend; most residents are under a curfew. But vaccine news is offering hope. Pfizer says its vaccine is safe and 95 % effective.
Infectious disease Dr * says regulators have yet to agree.
“FDA will take a couple weeks to look through all those data, and it is a mass amount of data.” *has its own vaccine not far behind. If FDA grants an emergency use authorization, 2020 could end with some 20 million Americans inoculated.
And there are more than 255 thousand people in the U.S. who have died from covid-19 according to data from Johns Hopkins University.

2. A plan to allow freer travel between Singapore and Hong Kong and help tourism in both cities has been delayed because of the pandemic.
Health officials in the region are cautious as the numbers of virus cases are on the rise.
The plan would have let passengers on selected flights between the two cities forgo quarantines if they got tested before departure and upon arrival. This was supposed to go into effects this weekend. But HK has delayed the plan by at least two weeks amidst spike of coronavirus cases. That decision came after HK reported 43 new infections, 13 of which were untraceable. Under the plan, there must be fewer than 5 untraceable cases per day on a seven-day rolling average. HK is now about 4. But officials fear new waves of infections.

3. Canada and Britain have reached an interim trade pact agreement. The new deal replaces the current agreement
If new agreements haven’t been reached by the Brexit deadline of December 31st, new tariffs would have been triggered on a range of Canadian exports. The interim deal will address that until a formal agreement can be negotiated next year.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau called it a good moment that sent a strong message about the importance of the global trade. His British counterpart Boris Johnson said it would help both countries rebuild their economies after the coronavirus pandemic. He added it also offered the opportunity to tackle the climate change and create hundreds of thousands of jobs in the greener technologies.
The deal replaces the agreement with Britain that was under the #of EU.

4. A federal judge says the parent agency of VOA has violated the First Amendment rights of its own journalists.
Agency CEO Michael Pack turned VOA upside down, claiming it was biased against President Trump.
VOA and its sister networks including the Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty and Radio Free Asia offer robust news coverage for nations where there isn’t a vibrant or free press.
Pack was appointed by President Trump. Pack in June started firing and suspending top executives soon after. He initiated an investigation during the height of presidential campaign. Several journalists were suspended or dismissed. Top news executives say reporters are fearful to do political coverage
On Friday, the judge ruled that Pack had violated reporters’ First Amendment rights and ordered him to stop interfering with the newsroom. The agency has not responded to repeated requests for comment.

5. The first of two identical satellites to head into Earth orbit 5 years apart was launched successfully from Vandenberg Air Force Base in California today. The Sentinel-6 satellite’s main task is to monitor rising sea levels which is a consequence of climate change.
“It does that everywhere in the world once every ten days. From that we can figure out global sea level rise. How much the oceans are rising because of human-caused climate change.”
Sentinel-6 measures the height of ocean from 800 miles up with the accuracy of just one inch.

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1. More than 12 million pepople in the US are now infected with CV with another 195,000 cases confirmed just yesterday. The pandemic shows no sign cresting as hospitalizations are reaching record levels.That is NRP XXX reports.Officials are begging pepople to stay home these holiday season and wear masks.And 1 000 hosptials are already critically shut down on staff that's around fare hosptial reporting data to department of health of human service insteads are trying to get ahead of more trouble including Carlifornia will start this weekend most residents are under a curfew.But vaccine news is offering hopes.Pfizer says its vaccine is safe and 95% effective. Infections disease doctor Pual XXX says regulators have yet to agree The FDA will take a couple of weeks to look through all those data and math these months data. Mederna has its own vaccine not far behind, and if FDA grants emergency use authorization, 2020 could end, with some 12 millions Americans in not ___.

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nathanlau751

201122 homework  恳请各位高手校稿，提供高质量的文稿。谢谢，谢谢。
1.More than 12 million people in the us are now infected with coronavirus with another 195K cases confirmed just yesterday. The pandemic shows no signs of cresting and hospitalization are reaching record levels. And NPR HHH reports officials are begging people to stay home this holiday season and wearing masks. More than 1000 hospitals are already critically short on staff that’s around 1/5 of all hospitals reporting data to the department of human services. And states are trying to get ahead of even more trouble including in california where starting this weekend most residents are under a curfew. But vaccine news is offering hope. Pfizer says its vaccine is safe and 95% effective. Infectious disease doctor HHH says regulators have yet to agree. The FDA will take a couple weeks to look through all those data and its mass amount of data. And Moderna has its own vaccine not far behind. If the fda grants emergence use authorization , 2020 will end with some 20 million americans in---. And there are more 255 k people in us who have died from covid-19 according to data from john-hopkins university.  
2.A plan to allow free travel between singapore and hk help tourism in both cities has been delayed because of the pandemic. NPR HHH reports health officials in the region are cautious as the number of virus cases are on the rise. The plan will let passengers on slight flights between the two cities for go quarantine a test before departure and upon arrival. It is supposed to go into effect this weekend, and hk has delayed the plan by at least two weeks amidst the spike in coronavirus case. That decision came as hk reported 43 new infections,13 of which were un traceable. Under the plan, there must be fewer than 5 untraceable cases per day and 7-day rolling average. HK now is now about 4. but officials fear a new wave of infections.
3.Canada and britain had reached an interim trade pack agreement as NPR kkk reports the new deal replaces the current agreement. If no agreement had been reached by the Brexit deadline of december 31th, new tarrifs would be triggered on a range of canadian exports. The interim deal would address that until a formal agreement can be negotiated next year. PM called it a good moment that sends a strong message about the importance of global trade. British counterpart borris johnason said it would help both countries rebuild their economies after the coronavirus pandemic. He added it also offers opportunity to tackle climate change and create hundreds of thousands of job in green and technologies. The deal replaces the agreement with britain that was under the auspices of the EU.
4.A federal judge says the parent agency of the voice of america has violated the 1st Amendment right of its own journalists. NPR hhh reports agency ceo mike pike turned voa upside down claiming it’s bias against president trump. VOA and its sister networks including radio for europe radio liberty radio free asia offer robust news coverage for nations for there isn’t vibrant or free press. Pike was appointed by president trump. Pike to go June starting firing and suspending its executives soon after. He initialed an investigation during a high presidential campaign. Several journalists were suspended or dismissed, a top music executive say in the court paper that the reporters were fearful to do political coverage. On Friday the judge ruled that the pike violated those reporters’ first amendment right and order him to stop interfering with news ring. The agency not respond repeated request for comment.   
5.The first of two identical satellites that head to earth orbit 5 year’s apart have launched  successfully from V airforce base in California today. The centino 6 satellite’s main task is to monitor rising sea levels which is a consequence of climate change. Juuu is a climate scientist at nasa’s jet proportion lab. It does that everywhere in the world once every 10 days. From that we can figure out global sea level rise, how much the ocean is rising because of human-caused climate change. Officials say the centino 6 measures the height of the ocean from 800 miles up with accuracy of just one inch.

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NPR20201122  Homework


[00:19.6-01:34.4]
More than 12 million people in the US are now infected with the coronavirus, with another 195,000 cases confirmed just yesterday. The pandemic shows no signs of c___ as hospitalizations are reaching record levels. And as NPR's XX reports, officials are begging people to stay home this holiday season and wear masks.
  More than 1000 hospitals are already critically short on staff, that's around a 5th of all hospitals reporting data to the department of Health and Human Services, and states are trying to get ahead of the more trouble, including in California, where starting this weekend， most residents are under a curfew. But vaccine news is offering hope.  Pfizer says it's vaccine is safe and 95% effective. Infections disease Doctor XX says regulators have yet to agree.
  "The FDA will take a couple of weeks to look through all those data and it's mass amounts of data."
  Moderna has its own vaccine not far behind.  And if the FDA crants___ emergency use authorization, 2020 could end with some 20 million Americans inoculated接种.
  And there are more than 255,000 people in the US of who have died from Covid-19, according to data from Johns-Hopkins University.


[01:34.4-02:21.8]
A plan to allow freer travel between Singapore and Hong Kong and help tourism in both cities has been delayed because of the pandemic. NPR's XX reports, Health officials in th region are cautious as the numbers of virus cases are on the rise.
  The plan would allow___ passengers on select flights between the two cities or go quarantine if they got tests before departure and upon arrival. It supposed to go into effect this weekend. But Hong Kong has delayed the plan by at least 2 weeks amidst a spike in coronavirus cases. That decision came as Hong Kong reported 43 new infections, 13 of which were untraceable. Under the plan there must be fewer than 5 untraceable cases per day on a 7 day rolling average. Hong Kong is now at about 4, but officials fear a new wave of infections.


[02:24.9-03:13.4]
Canada and Britain have reached an interim trade pack agreement as XX reports, the new deal replaces the current agreement.
  If a new agreement hasn't been reached by the ___ of deadline of December 31st, new tariffs would have been triggered on a range of Canadian exports. The interim deal will address that until a formal agreement can be negotiated next year, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau called it in "Good Moment" that sends a strong message about the importance of global trade. His British counterpart Boris Johnson said it would help both countries rebuild their economies after the coronavirus pandemic. He added that it also offers the opportunity to tackle climate change and create hundreds of thousands of jobs in greener technologies.
  For NPR news, I'm XX in Toronto.
  And the deal replaces the agreement with Britain that was under the ___ of the EU.


[03:16.6-04:10.5]
A federal judge says the parent agency of the Voice of America has violated the First Amendment rights of its own journalists. NPR's David XXX reports, agency CEO XX turned VOA upside down, claiming it was biased against President Trump.
  Voice of America and its sister networks including Radio For Europe, Radio Liberty and Radio Free Asia offer robust news coverage for nations where there isn't a vibrant or free press. ___ appointed by President Trump. ___ over in June and started firing and suspending executives soon after initiative investigations during the height of the presidential campaign. Several journalists were suspended or dismissed. The top news executive said in ____ papers that reporters were fearful to do political coverage. On Friday the judge ruled that ___ violated ___ reporters First Amendment rights and ordered him to stop interfering with the newsroom. The agency did not respond to repeated requests for comment.


[04:10.5-04:54.7]
The first of two identical satellites to head into earth's orbit five years apart was launched successfully from Vandenberg Air Force Base范登堡空军基地 in California today. The Sentinel-6 哨兵6号 satellites' main task is to monitor rising sea levels, which is a consequence of climate change. XX is a climate scientist at NASA's Jet Propulsion Lab.
  "It does that everywhere in the world once every ten days and from that we can figure out global sea level rise, how much the oceans are rising because of human caused climate change."
  Officials say the Sentinel-6 measures the height of the ocean from 800 miles up with the accuracy of just 1 inch.

nathanlau751

201122  不知道还有错误不，谢谢各位大侠。
1.More than 12 million people in the us are now infected with coronavirus with another 195K cases confirmed just yesterday. The pandemic shows no signs of cresting and hospitalization are reaching record levels. And NPR HHH reports officials are begging people to stay at home this holiday season and wearing masks. More than 1000 hospitals are already critically short on staff that’s around 1/5 of all hospitals reporting data to the department of health and human services. And states are trying to get ahead of even more trouble including in california. We are starting this weekend. Most residents are under a curfew. But vaccine news is offering hope. Pfizer says its vaccine is safe and 95% effective. Infectious disease doctor HHH says regulators have yet to agree. The FDA will take a couple weeks to look through all those data and it’s a mass amount of data. And Moderna has its own vaccine not far behind. If the fda grants emergence use authorization , 2020 could end with some 20 million americans inoculated. And there are more than 255 k people in the us who have died from covid-19 according to data from john-hopkins university.  
2.A plan to allow freer travel between singapore and hk and help tourism in both cities has been delayed because of the pandemic. NPR HHH reports health officials in the region are cautious as the number of virus cases are on the rise. The plan would have let passengers on selected flights between the two cities forgo quarantines if they got tested before departure and upon arrival. It was supposed to go into effect this weekend. But hk has delayed the plan by at least two weeks amidst the spike in coronavirus cases. That decision came as hk reported 43 new infections,13 of which were untraceable. Under the plan, there must be fewer than 5 untraceable cases per day on a 7-day rolling average. HK now is now about 4. But officials fear a new wave of infections.
3.Canada and britain had reached an interim trade pack agreement as NPR kkk reports the new deal replaces the current agreement. If no agreement had been reached by the Brexit deadline of december 31th, new tarrifs would be triggered on a range of canadian exports. The interim deal would address that until a formal agreement can be negotiated next year. PM called it a good moment that sends a strong message about the importance of global trade. His British counterpart borris johnason said it would help both countries rebuild their economies after the coronavirus pandemic. He added that it also offers the opportunity to tackle climate change and create hundreds of thousands of jobs in greener technologies. And the deal replaces the agreement with britain that was under the auspices of the EU.
4.A federal judge says the parent agency of the voice of america has violated the 1st Amendment right of its own journalists. NPR hhh reports agency ceo mike pike turned voa upside down, claiming it was biased against president trump. VOA and its sister networks including radio for europe radio liberty radio free asia offer robust news coverage for nations where there isn’t vibrant or free press. Pike was appointed by president trump. Pike took over in June and started firing and suspending its executives soon after. He initialed an investigation during the height of presidential campaign. Several journalists were suspended or dismissed, a top news executive said in court papers that the reporters were fearful to do political coverage. On Friday the judge ruled that pike violated those reporters’ first amendment right and order him to stop interfering with newsroom. The agency has not responded to repeated requests for comment.  
5.The first of two identical satellites to head into Earth orbit 5 years apart was launched successfully from Vandenberg Air Force Base in California today. The Sentinel-6 satellite’s main task is to monitor rising sea levels which is a consequence of climate change. Juuu is a climate scientist at nasa’s jet proportion lab. “It does that everywhere in the world once every ten days. From that we can figure out global sea level rise. How much the oceans are rising because of human-caused climate change.” Officials say the Sentinel-6 measures the height of ocean from 800 miles up with the accuracy of just one inch.

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homework
More than 12 million people in the us are now infected with COVIT-7 with another  cases confirmed just yesterday. The pandemic shows no signs of cresting and hospitalization are reaching record levels. And        reports officials are begging people to stay at home this holiday season and wearing masks. More than 1000 hospitals are already critically short on staff that’s around 1/5 of all hospitals reporting data to the department of health and human services. And states are trying to get ahead of even more trouble including in california. We are starting this weekend. Most residents are under a curfew. But vaccine news is offering hope. Pfizer says its vaccine is safe and 95% effective. Infectious disease doctor HHH says regulators have yet to agree. The FDA will take a couple weeks to look through all those data and it’s a mass amount of data. And Moderna has its own vaccine not far behind. If the fda grants emergence use authorization , 2020 could end with some 20 million americans inoculated. And there are more than 255 k people in the us who have died from covid-19 according to data from john-hopkins university.  A plan to allow freer travel between    and    and help tourism in both cities has been delayed because of the pandemic. NPR   reports health officials in the region are cautious as the number of virus cases are on the rise. The plan would have let passengers on selected flights between the two cities forgo quarantines if they got tested before departure and upon arrival. It was supposed to go into effect this weekend. But hk has delayed the plan by at least two weeks amidst the spike in coronavirus cases. That decision came as hk reported 43 new infections,13 of which were untraceable. Under the plan, there must be fewer than 5 untraceable cases per day on a 7-day rolling average. HK now is now about 4. But officials fear a new wave of infections.Canada and britain had reached an interim trade pack agreement as             agreement. If no agreement had been reached by the      of december 31th, new tarrifs would be triggered on a range of canadian exports. The interim deal would address that until a formal agreement can be negotiated next year. PM called it a good moment that sends a strong message about the importance of global trade. His British counterpart borris johnason said it would help both countries rebuild their economies after the coronavirus pandemic. He added that it also offers the opportunity to tackle climate change and create hundreds of thousands of jobs in greener technologies. And the deal replaces the agreement with britain that was under the auspices of the EU.A      judge says the parent agency of the voice of america has violated the 1st Amendment right of its own journalists. NPR      reports agency    mike pike turned     upside down, claiming it was biased against president trump. VOA and its sister networks including radio for europe radio liberty radio free asia offer robust news coverage for nations where there isn’t vibrant or free press. Pike was appointed by president trump. Pike took over in June and started firing and suspending its executives soon after. He initialed an investigation during the height of presidential campaign. Several journalists were suspended or dismissed, a top news executive said in court papers that the reporters were fearful to do political coverage. On Friday the judge ruled that pike violated those reporters’ first amendment right and order him to stop interfering with newsroom. The agency has not responded to repeated requests for comment.  The first of two identical satellites to head into Earth orbit 5 years apart was launched successfully from Vandenberg Air Force Base in California today. The Sentinel-6 satellite’s main task is to monitor rising sea levels which is a consequence of climate change. Juuu is a climate scientist at nasa’s jet proportion lab. “It does that everywhere in the world once every ten days. From that we can figure out global sea level rise. How much the oceans are rising because of human-caused climate change.” Officials say the Sentinel-6 measures the height of ocean from 800 miles up with the accuracy of just one inch.