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The data, eagerly anticipated by many parents and pediatricians, is a crucial step toward the two-shot coronavirus vaccine regimen becoming available for children, perhaps close to Halloween.
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By calling early elections, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau hoped to win a decisive parliamentary majority. But he could now be on the brink of losing power.
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D.C. parents are frustrated by how campuses are handling coronavirus quarantines, and data shows that the city has failed to reach its goals for testing students for the virus.
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Antinia Robinson peruses the options at Good Food Markets in Seat Pleasant, Md., on Wednesday. (Lola Fadulu/The Post)
Good Food Markets, a nonprofit chain that aims to bring grocery stores to low-income neighborhoods, had its soft opening in Addison Plaza, filling a gap left by a Safeway that departed in 2016.
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