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• The coronavirus has infected more than 182,000 people and killed more than 7,000.

• Amazon was down more than 4.5 percent, and Microsoft was down more than 6 percent.

• More than 900,000 entries are in Chinese, compared with more than 5 million in English.

• Among California software engineers – more than 12,000 in all – Sanders raised the most money (more than $1.1m) from the most individuals (6,508).

• More than 6,000 people of more than 385,000 got a single dose caught coronavirus and five died from COVID-19.

• More than 100,000 residents and staff members at those facilities have contracted the virus, and more than 17,000 have died.

• And in South Carolina, officials announced more than 1,600 new cases, nearly 300 more than the previous record, set a day before.

• Italy’s government reported more than 15,000 infections through Thursday, a jump of more than 2,000, and more than 1,000 deaths.

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• Of these about 200,000 are print or digital subscribers, more than 300,000 are members or regular contributors, and more than 300,000 gave one-off contributions.

• By 2016 there were 29,289 outstanding land claims, of which 197 were more than 16 years old, 520 were more than 11 years old and about 15,000 were more than six years old.

• Per million people, Sweden has suffered 40 percent more deaths than the United States, 12 times more than Norway, seven times more than Finland and six times more than Denmark.

• More than 200m nets are on track to be distributed across more than 30 countries and more than 20 million children in 12 countries across the Sahel are expected to receive essential antimalarial drugs.

• By 2050, the market is expected to expand further to more than $14tn (an increase of more than 250% from 2010), with the BRICS countries dominating and accounting for more than $6tn together ($4tn for China alone).

• WHO Europe's 53-country region recorded more than 300,000 confirmed coronavirus cases in the last week, and more than half of the countries reported a rise of more than 10% in cases over the last two weeks, he said.

• In terms of numbers, Bishop's agency reports that it has served more than 19,000 unique customers and businesses, connected more than 27,000 New Yorkers with jobs, and invested more than $1.71 million in community-based organizations to develop local businesses.

• Founded in 2017, the crypto finance firm, which engages in trading, lending, market-making, and asset management, serves more than 500 institutional clients and has traded more than $330 billion across more than 100 electronic exchanges, according to its website.

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• In the early 21st century, Mexico had the greatest number of speakers (more than 85 million), followed by Colombia (more than 40 million), Argentina (more than 35 million), the United States (more than 31 million), and Spain (more than 30 million).

• As of April 17, counts from the NALC were that more than 900 employees had tested positive for the virus, more than 600 additional workers were presumed positive, more than 8,000 were in quarantine, and that more than 30 USPS employees had died from COVID-19, including nine city carriers.

• Broadly, it’s if any of these apply: • you are a self-employed sole trader whose annual turnover is more than £1,000; • you earned more than £2,500 renting out property; • you, or your partner, received child benefit and either of you had an annual income of more than £50,000; • you received more than £2,500 in other untaxed income, for example from tips or commission, or are an employee claiming expenses totalling more than £2,500; • you earn more than £100,000 a year; or you earned income from abroad that you need to pay tax on.

• Estimated numbers of speakers (both as a first language and as a second language) are as follows, in order of numerical importance: Mexico, 110 million; Colombia, 41 million; Argentina, about 40 million; Spain, more than 38 million; Venezuela, some 27 million; Peru, 26 million; Chile, more than 16 million; Ecuador, more than 14 million; Cuba, some 11 million; Guatemala, almost 10 million; Bolivia, more than 8 million; the Dominican Republic, more than 8 million; El Salvador, some 6 million; Honduras, 6 million; Nicaragua, almost 6 million; Paraguay, more than 4 million; Costa Rica, about 4 million; Puerto Rico, more than 3 million; Uruguay, more than 3 million; Panama, 3 million; Equatorial Guinea, 627,000 (mostly second language).