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WIMBLEDON, England AP 鈥?Wimbledon quarterfinalist Nick Kyrgios is due in court back home in Australia next month. A lawyer representing him sa
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The union representing UPS workers in Tucson, Arizona, says there has been an outbreak of COVID-19 at one of its facilities.Teamsters Local 104 said in a news release Thursday they believe at least 36 employees of a key UPS distribution facility in Tucson have tested positive for the coronavirus, three of whom were admitted to intensive care units. A recent investigation found several peopl
stanley website e in Tucson waiting weeks for deliveries from UPS due to staffing issues related to COVID-19 and a higher-than normal volume of packages at the facility on Silverlake Road. In that investigation, UPS declined to say how many of i
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