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“Salutations or greetings when starting an email, business letter, legal letter, cover letter, or professional letter can set the tone for the message. It informs the reader that the message is either going to be formal and professional (or serious). Or informal. If you choose the wrong salutation, i…”

— Patrick Algrim, 35 Salutations to Use (Salutations List)

“Let’s say you are writing an email to a generic contact email address, like hello@company.com — should you use “To Whom It May Concern”? The answer is no. If you are addressing an email to an unknown party, try something slightly more informal. For example, “Hey all”. Which is less formal but may re…”

— Patrick Algrim, To Whom It May Concern - Capitalization, Alternatives, When to Use

“Federal health officials estimated in early April that more than 300,000 Americans could die from COVID-19 if all social distancing measures are abandoned, and later estimates pushed the possible death toll even higher, according to documents obtained by the Center for Public Integrity. Some outside…”

— Liz Essley White, What Happens If U.S. Reopens Too Fast? Documents Show Federal Coronavirus Projections

“A second wave of the coronavirus is expected to hit the United States next winter and could strike much harder than the first because it would likely arrive at the start of influenza season, the director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention warned on Tuesday.”

— reuters, CDC chief warns 2nd COVID-19 wave may be worse, arriving with flu season

“The coronavirus pandemic has upended food supply chains, led to closures of meat producing plants and left Americans with the unsettling experience of seeing empty shelves at supermarkets.”

— Niv Elis, Five threats to US food supply chains

“A handful of mostly southern U.S. states will begin loosening economic restrictions this week in the midst of a still virulent pandemic, providing a live-fire test of whether America's communities can start to reopen without triggering a surge that may force them to close again.”

— reuters, Georgia tests boundaries of life post-pandemic with 'risky' reopening

“Analyst says Snap’s earnings indicate Facebook and Alphabet could see negative ad revenue growth in second quarter”

— Emily Bary, Snap stock heads for best day in two years but ‘jaw-dropping’ slowdown is warning sign for Facebook and Google

“This is an award-winning product, and similar to the Wabi, need not just be for baby products.”

— Holden Desalles, What's The Best UV Sterilizer? UV Light Sanitizers For Phone And Home

“Queso is queso, and if you try to make an all-natural version with real cheese, good luck.”

— Adam Rapoport, I Can’t Help But Absolutely Demolish a Jar of Tostitos Salsa Con Queso

“Maybe it’s because my mother was the other woman?”

— Fiona Apple, Fetch Those Bolt Cutters, Emotionally Intense Weirdos

“Maybe I still got some shit left to say Maybe your ghost is stuck in my brain”

— Fletcher, About You

“I can’t run from myself. I can try, but my house is not that big.”

— Shailene Woodley, The Liberation Of Shailene Woodley

“If you got somebody's heart, baby, you got their ear.”

— Tabitha Brown, How A Vegan TikTok Star Became A Daily Pick-Me-Up For Millions Of People

“Your subject line is going to be the first thing your manager will see, other than your email address and your name. Essentially, that subject line is your second impression (the first being your actual interview) and it will also be the contextual opener to what you’ll be saying in your email. As s…”

— Patrick Algrim, Thank You Email After Interview (Samples, How to Write It)

“We’re all feeling anxious and afraid in the midst of this COVID-19 pandemic, and it’s becoming harder for people to get masks to wear to work (essential businesses and workers only!!)”

— Shop Catalog, Cute Face Masks — The Best Fashionable Face Masks For Staying Safe

“A new study in China has found that the novel coronavirus has mutated into at least 30 different variations.”

— Alex Winston, Coronavirus has mutated into at least 30 different strains study finds

“Senior anti-mafia officials and researchers have told CNN that Mafia clans are already taking advantage of the coronavirus pandemic, especially in southern Italy.”

— Valentina Di Donato, The Mafia is poised to exploit coronavirus, and not just in Italy

“At a time when Americans are desperate for financial aid, Speier’s story shows that many are slipping through the cracks, with the historic $2.2 trillion stimulus package failing to reach many of its intended recipients.”

— Annie Nova, 'I may be homeless once this is all done'

“The novel COVID-19, despite previous suspicions, is capable of surviving prolonged exposure to high temperatures, according to a study by the University of Aix-Marseille in France, led by Professor Remi Charrel and Boris Pastorino.”

— Tamar Beeri, Coronavirus can survive prolonged exposure to high temperatures

“It is perfectly true that neither you nor I can hope to set up a program for activity which is at all likely to be feasible ten or twenty thousand years from now. But it is also true that unless we habitually feel our activity and decisions to be somehow involved in the long-range future, just as we…”

— Walter Ong, American Catholic Crossroads