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Nearly 600,000 Americans have died from the coronavirus since it was first identified in early 2020, according to data from Johns Hopkins University, the grim milestone will likely be surpassed Monday afternoon.Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi, House Republican Leader Kevin McCarthy, and other leaders from both parties held a moment of silence Monday night in Washington, D.C. to remember those who have lost their lives to the virus.More than 33.4 million Americans have contra
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