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Systemic problems, including low wages, mean that many nursing homes are still relying on contract employees to fill shifts, inadvertently enabling the spread of the virus.
MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA NURSING HOMES BATTLE EXPLOSIVE COVID-19 OUTBREAKS — AGAINREBECCA TAN, RACHEL CHASONNOVEMBER 20, 2020WASHINGTON POST
As the nation’s death toll since the start of the pandemic reached 250,000, officials spoke of the risks in stark terms, warning that as friends and relatives get together over the holidays, they could inadvertently bring the coronavirus with them.
CDC RECOMMENDS AGAINST THANKSGIVING TRAVEL AMID SURGE OF CORONAVIRUS CASESBRITTANY SHAMMASNOVEMBER 19, 2020WASHINGTON POST
By failing to swiftly vaccinate the world’s billions of young people, and allowing them to become infected, we could inadvertently nurture a new pandemic.
IF WE DON’T VACCINATE THE WORLD QUICKLY, ALL OUR COVID EFFORTS WILL BE A WASTEJAKEMETHNOVEMBER 12, 2020FORTUNE
An interstellar ark transporting the last humans on Earth to a new home inadvertently brings along a shape-shifting alien stowaway in Breach, a new sci-fi action film starring Bruce Willis and directed by John Suits.
BRUCE WILLIS RETURNS TO SPACE TO KICK SOME ALIEN DERRIERE IN BREACH TRAILERJENNIFER OUELLETTENOVEMBER 12, 2020ARS TECHNICA
Hill is one of the most famous climbers of all time, yet somehow, this easily fact-checkable milestone was inadvertently erased by many major news outlets around the world last weekend.
THE PRESS MISREPORTED EMILY HARRINGTON'S RECORDANDREW BISHARATNOVEMBER 10, 2020OUTSIDE ONLINE
Peppers’s right leg swung and made contact with Allen’s left leg, apparently inadvertently.
STEELERS STAY UNBEATEN, CHARGERS DROP ANOTHER HEARTBREAKER IN NFL WEEK 9CINDY BOREN, MARK MASKE, DES BIELERNOVEMBER 9, 2020WASHINGTON POST
Coakley said that he had heard the concern was being generated on social media but that he has generally avoided such sites as the county has wrestled with the issue of a batch of some 15,000 absentee votes that were inadvertently uncounted.
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS OFFICIALS SAY SOCIAL MEDIA POSTS LED TO UNFOUNDED FEARS, CONFUSION ABOUT BALLOT COUNTINGLAURA VOZZELLA, ANTONIO OLIVO, GREGORY S. SCHNEIDERNOVEMBER 5, 2020WASHINGTON POST
Often those blocklists don’t lead to the outcome advertisers all want — as evidenced by the amount of content that was blocked at the onset of the coronavirus crisis that inadvertently raised the cost of media by artificially constraining inventory.
AS YOUTUBE ADOPTS NEW STANDARDS, THE TRANSITION FROM BRAND SAFETY TO SUITABILITY IS ACCELERATINGSEB JOSEPHOCTOBER 22, 2020DIGIDAY
Wu says she’s also seen instances of startups inadvertently selling over 100% of their company.
STRIPE INVESTS IN A CARTA COMPETITOR, PULLEYLUCINDA SHENOCTOBER 21, 2020FORTUNE
Finally, the team argued that sharing a model’s “learned parameters,”—that is, the bread-and-butter of how they’re constructed—can inadvertently expose the training dataset and model to malicious attack or misuse.
CAN WE TRUST AI DOCTORS? GOOGLE HEALTH AND ACADEMICS BATTLE IT OUTSHELLY FANOCTOBER 20, 2020SINGULARITY HUB
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