We are now in the situation of 100% work from home for a huge number of employees in corporate America,” DeGrippo said.
eng	For years, cybersecurity experts in government and the private sector have warned that the networks Americans rely on are not secure and that many may have already been compromised.
lit	Su juo sunku kalbėti.
por	Como evitar não pegar o Coronavírus.
eng	New York State Governor Andrew Cuomo warned Thursday that misinformation and fear related to the coronavirus are in many ways “more dangerous than the virus.”
por	Acho que eles já pegaram o Coronavírus.
eng	The governor likened the situation the state is facing to the days after the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks.
lit	Aš daug gėlių turiu.
fra	La salle d’attente était vide.
eng	“It’s a moment that just changes your whole life,” he said.
deu	Der Warteraum war leer.
eng	Yesterday, you were going to work, and you were going to the office party; today you’re at home, and the kids are at home, and you are worried about health, and you are worried about your job, and you’re worried about economics, and you are dealing with personal issues, and you are dealing with family issues -- and it is all happening at once.
eng	Claims for unemployment compensation surged in the United States last week as the economic impact of the coronavirus pandemic took hold.
eng	Economists are predicting that more than a million U.S. workers could lose their jobs by the end of March.
eng	Tom had hoped business would improve once the weather warmed and patrons could sit outside the restaurant.
lit	Šito aš nežinau.
eng	As a small-business owner, Halteh says he cannot afford to keep paying the employees he doesn’t have any work for.
eng	“I think, after it’s over, everything's going to be a booming economy,” Halteh says. “I feel optimistic.”
eng	U.S. President Donald Trump is invoking the Defense Production Act, which would allow his administration to force American industry to manufacture medical supplies that are in short supply in the fight against the coronavirus pandemic.
eng	Two members of the U.S. House of Representatives announced late Wednesday they have tested positive for the coronavirus.
eng	Two members of the U.S. House of Representatives announced late Wednesday they have tested positive for the coronavirus, prompting a question that once would have been unthinkable: Why can't Congress work remotely?
eng	Tom confirmed that he has the virus.
eng	Tom doesn't have the virus.
eng	Tom isn't sure whether Mary has the virus.
eng	Parisians marked dusk on the first day of their coronavirus lockdown this week by stepping out on their balconies and throwing open their windows to cheer and applaud the front-line fighting of doctors and nurses of the virulent viral enemy that has upended life around the world.
eng	Health workers need more protective gear.
eng	In Italy and Spain, protective gear is running out.
eng	Nearly 3,000 Italian doctors have fallen sick because of COVID-19.
eng	In Britain, doctors are angry about the lack of testing of health professionals.
lit	Jis garsiai šaukėsi pagalbos.
eng	We must stop the ridiculous imbalance where politicians and sports stars can apparently get tested, but frontline health workers cannot. The criteria must be consistent.
eng	British doctors have been told that even if they are sick, they will need to carry on working.
eng	Italian doctors and nurses say they are burned out from their round-the-clock battle with coronavirus and the high volume of severely ill patients they are trying to save.
eng	Choosing which patients to hook up to scarce ventilators is having a heavy emotional and psychological toll on doctors and nurses.
fra	Il y a quelqu'un en bas qui voudrait te parler.
eng	The medical staff has to prioritize patients with the best chances of survival.
eng	Medical staff have been reduced to tears having to make so many life or death decisions in quick succession.
eng	In the smaller hospitals in close-knit communities, doctors often had to deny treatment to neighbors and friends.
eng	Daniele Macchini, a physician at Humanitas Gavazzeni hospital in Bergamo, wrote : “The war has literally exploded, and the battles are uninterrupted day and night. The results of the swabs now come one after the other: positive, positive, positive. Suddenly the emergency room is collapsing.”
eng	Many of the doctors and nurses sleep at the hospital and avoid going home for fear of inadvertently infecting their families.
eng	A surgeon at Treviglio hospital in Bergamo told Corriere della Sera newspaper that she has shorn off her long blond hair for fear that some virus may be on it.
eng	Images of the sick and dying stay with her when trying to snatch some rest at home.
eng	She explained the limited physical contact with severely sick patients — the few times they get touched are when doctors try to resuscitate them, and when they are hooked up to tubes.
eng	Even when patients are dying, their families must be kept away.
eng	The dying ask doctors to tell their loved ones they love them.
eng	One old man asked her to send his greetings to a newborn granddaughter he will never see.
eng	Social distancing has become an important new normal worldwide as countries try to stem the spread of coronavirus.
fra	Quelqu’un a couru vers lui.
deu	Jemand rannte auf ihn zu.
eng	A father in quarantine on a Marine base in California was able to attend his daughter’s wedding hundreds of kilometers away in Arizona through a telepresence robot.
eng	He directed the robot's movements, mingling with guests and watching from the sidelines as his daughter danced at the wedding party.
eng	The U.N. secretary-general warned Thursday that millions of people could die globally from the coronavirus outbreak without a coordinated global response.
eng	“If we let the virus spread like wildfire, especially in the most vulnerable regions of the world, it would kill millions of people,” Antonio Guterres warned.
fra	Il y a quelqu’un à la porte.
eng	School closures caused by the coronavirus pandemic mean many parents are trying to come up with ways to educate and entertain their children at home.
eng	Some parents worry about too much screen time.
eng	One of the few Americans to see the moon close up has died.
eng	Astronaut Al Worden, who flew around the moon as part of the Apollo 15 mission in 1971, died in his sleep, his family said Wednesday. He was 88.
eng	Worden circled the moon in the command module while fellow astronauts Jim Irwin and David Scott explored the surface.
eng	“Al was an American hero whose achievements in space and on Earth will never be forgotten,” NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine said Wednesday.
eng	Worden once described flying to the moon as like driving a car, only with some analytical ability.
eng	Worden wrote two books about his moon mission, including one for children.
eng	Worden never lost his enthusiasm for space.
eng	Rising seas linked to climate change are triggering chronic inland flooding in many parts of the world.
eng	In southern Florida, high tides are threatening drinking water and causing soil erosion.
eng	The elevated sea levels could eventually put vast stretches of Florida under water.
eng	To help control the damage from flooding, some roads and buildings have been elevated and seawalls are being reinforced.
eng	Mangroves are trees that live in marshes or tidal shores and grow in salty water.
eng	Mangroves are trees that live in marshes or tidal shores and grow in salty water. Their roots form dense thickets that help prevent erosion and provide a natural buffer against storm surges.
eng	Mangrove forests can help with flood protection.
eng	Mary dipped her paddle into the water.
eng	Tom dipped his paddle into the water.
eng	Miami Beach’s Oleta River State Park is a kayaker’s paradise.
eng	Mangroves sequester more carbon than any other trees on Earth because they have quite a large underground root structure.
eng	Florida's mangrove forests, however, are under threat.
eng	Most of our mangroves have been eliminated for development.
eng	As sea level rises, some areas will no longer be habitable and maybe some homes and other structures will be removed.
eng	Miami Beach used to be a mangrove island.
eng	A growing number of countries are resorting to draconian measures such as self-isolation, social distancing, and travel bans to curb the spread of COVID-19.
eng	Both China and Singapore, which employed very strict medical, social and political measures have seen dramatic declines in coronavirus cases and deaths.
eng	“The examples we have seen so far show us that drastic cuts or drastic limitations in social life of the populations…together with an aggressive testing, tracking and treating of patients and their contacts has worked,” he said.
eng	The U.S. announced it will temporarily close its northern border with Canada to “non-essential traffic.”
eng	Weiler warned that the outbreak could continue to impact Germany for up to two years.
kab	Nekk seg wid iḥemmlen ad meyyzen ɣef lumuṛ s waṭas n tirrin n ddhen.
eng	The European Union is calling on video streaming services to limit providing programs in high-definition to avert an internet crash.
eng	The European Union is calling on video streaming services to limit providing programs in high-definition to avert an internet crash that could be triggered by extremely heavy usage because of the coronavirus pandemic.
eng	Countries throughout the world have imposed restrictions on gatherings and travel in response to the pandemic, forcing hundreds of millions of workers and students to remain in their homes.
eng	Being homebound has led to unprecedented usage of streaming services, causing concern among EU officials that it could strain internet bandwidth beyond capacity and trigger a crash.
eng	Scientists around the world are racing to unlock the secrets of the COVID-19 virus in search of a vaccine.
eng	There are no clear signs that warmer conditions will subdue or stop the virus.
ber	Cekklen yifassen-is.
ber	Cekklen yifassen-iw.
ber	Cekklen yifassen-ik.
ber	Cekklen yifassen-im.
ber	Cekklen yifassen-nneɣ.
ber	Cekklen yifassen-nteɣ.
ber	Cekklen yifassen-nwen.
ber	Cekklen yifassen-nwent.
ber	Cekklen yifassen-nkent.
ber	Cekklen yifassen-nsent.
ber	Cekklen yifassen-nsen.
eng	All Canadians as much as possible should stay home," Trudeau said.