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Garcia Says Pacquiao Is Less Complicated Opponent
Garcia and Pacquiao are about the same height and the former believes this will be a better clash compared to the forgettable one he had with Spence. 
Garcia and Pacquiao are about the same height and the former believes this will be a better clash compared to the forgettable one he had with Spence. -
Smithfield Foods Idles Largest Pork Plant, Warns Of Possible Shortage
Smithfield Foods' processing plant in South Dakota produces around 4 percent to 5 percent of the US' total supply. 
Smithfield Foods' processing plant in South Dakota produces around 4 percent to 5 percent of the US' total supply. -
Hong Kong Property Owners Deploying Robots To Lessen Human Contact
Hotels, restaurants, office buildings, and shopping centers in China are now utilizing robots for various tasks as part of a wider effort to reduce direct human contact. 
Hotels, restaurants, office buildings, and shopping centers in China are now utilizing robots for various tasks as part of a wider effort to reduce direct human contact. -
Amazon, Other Delivery Packages Deemed Safe From COVID-19 Infection
Health experts said packages from Amazon and other providers are seen safe from coronavirus due to shipping conditions but receivers can opt to disinfect with bleach or alcohol solution for extra measure. 
Health experts said packages from Amazon and other providers are seen safe from coronavirus due to shipping conditions but receivers can opt to disinfect with bleach or alcohol solution for extra measure. -
Italy Moving Towards Cautious Reopening Of Business As COVID-19 Rampage Slows
Italy is moving cautiously to re-open for business as COVID-19 deaths drop while new cases remain on the rise. 
Italy is moving cautiously to re-open for business as COVID-19 deaths drop while new cases remain on the rise. -
Trump Likely To Selectively Ease US Social Distancing In May
Trump will likely re-open some parts of the U.S. for business as he disregards the advice of medical experts in favor of boosting the moribund U.S. economy and his re-election hopes. 
Trump will likely re-open some parts of the U.S. for business as he disregards the advice of medical experts in favor of boosting the moribund U.S. economy and his re-election hopes. -
Coronavirus US: United States Overtakes Italy In Most COVID-19 Deaths, Cluster In Cook County Jail
The U.S. remains the hardest-hit country in the world, but some states are seeing a gradual decline in both new cases and daily deaths. 
The U.S. remains the hardest-hit country in the world, but some states are seeing a gradual decline in both new cases and daily deaths. -
Coronavirus: Latest COVID-19 Updates In Italy, Spain, Germany, France, UK
Europe's death and new cases toll is slowing down, but governments reiterated the need to stay vigilant due to the threats of sudden unexpected spikes in the CoVID-19 outbreak. 
Europe's death and new cases toll is slowing down, but governments reiterated the need to stay vigilant due to the threats of sudden unexpected spikes in the CoVID-19 outbreak. -
Melania Trump Gives Out 25,000 Commemorative Eggs To Frontliners Ahead Easter
Melania Trump reportedly donates and gives out over 25,000 wooden eggs for Easter to all the frontliners in the area after the annual White House Easter Egg Roll has been cancelled. 
Melania Trump reportedly donates and gives out over 25,000 wooden eggs for Easter to all the frontliners in the area after the annual White House Easter Egg Roll has been cancelled. -
Queen Elizabeth II Continued Royal Maundy Service Tradition Amid COVID-19
Several publications noted that Queen Elizabeth II continued the tradition of the annual Royal Maundy Service as she sent the Maundy Gifts to all the recipients for this year. 
Several publications noted that Queen Elizabeth II continued the tradition of the annual Royal Maundy Service as she sent the Maundy Gifts to all the recipients for this year.
