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oronavirus cases." The governor's decision "was largely aimed at trying to rein in congregants in Orthodox Jewish synagogues in New York City and in Orange and Rockland Counties, where some members have flouted social distancing and mask regulations." However, "it also affected other houses of worship,

mes <https://www.nytimes.com/2020/10/19/opinion/coronavirus-herd- immunity.html> (10/19, 18.61M), Tulane University School of Public Health professor John Barry argues, "Even if herd immunity can be achieved with only 40 percent of the population infected or vaccinated," the Institute for Health Metrics and

ronavirus cases." The governor's decision "was largely aimed at trying to rein in congregants in Orthodox Jewish synagogues in New York City and in Orange and Rockland Counties, where some members have flouted social distancing and mask regulations." However, "it also affected other houses of worship,

result in perhaps a half-million deaths." In an op-ed for the New York Times (10/19, 18.61M), Tulane University School of Public Health professor John Barry argues, "Even if herd immunity can be achieved with only 40 percent of the population infected or vaccinated," the Institute for Health Metrics and

ronavirus cases." The governor's decision "was largely aimed at trying to rein in congregants in Orthodox Jewish synagogues in New York City and in Orange and Rockland Counties, where some members have flouted social distancing and mask regulations." However, "it also affected other houses of worship,

result in perhaps a half-million deaths." In an op-ed for the New York Times (10/19, 18.61M), Tulane University School of Public Health professor John Barry argues, "Even if herd immunity can be achieved with only 40 percent of the population infected or vaccinated," the Institute for Health Metrics and