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The White House was still trying to sell confidence on COVID-19 even as cases and concern kept rising. On June 30, the administration’s public line about young people, schools, and reopening sounded less like a plan than a denial wrapped in a slogan.
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The White House was still trying to sell confidence on COVID-19 even as cases and concern kept rising. On June 30, the administration’s public line about young people, schools, and reopening sounded less like a plan than a denial wrapped in a slogan.
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The White House was still trying to sell confidence on COVID-19 even as cases and concern kept rising. On June 30, the administration’s public line about young people, schools, and reopening sounded less like a plan than a denial wrapped in a slogan.
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