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#7211316

13 October 2021

Governor Kathy Hochul encourages people to get vaccinated for Covid-19 and the flu during a press conference in Midtown Manhattan on October 13, 2021 in New York City, USA. The Governor noted that this is the beginning of the flu season and that it is important that everyone is vaccinated for Covid-19 and the flu: both vaccines can be administered at the same time. Additionally, Hochul stressed the importance of wearing a protective mask in spite of lower infection rates. The Governor also said that additional testing sites and an eduction outreach plan would be implemented in areas of the state that experience a 4 percent or higher infection rate.

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#7211314

13 October 2021

Governor Kathy Hochul encourages people to get vaccinated for Covid-19 and the flu during a press conference in Midtown Manhattan on October 13, 2021 in New York City, USA. The Governor noted that this is the beginning of the flu season and that it is important that everyone is vaccinated for Covid-19 and the flu: both vaccines can be administered at the same time. Additionally, Hochul stressed the importance of wearing a protective mask in spite of lower infection rates. The Governor also said that additional testing sites and an eduction outreach plan would be implemented in areas of the state that experience a 4 percent or higher infection rate.

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#1546259

10 November 2016

Demonstrators hold placards and chant during a march against President Michel Temer's government constitutional amendment (PEC) 241, in São Paulo, Brazil, on November 9, 2016. Approved by Brazils lower house, the constitutional amendment limits budget increases to the rate of inflation for the next 20 years. Leftist lawmakers had fought against the spending cap, arguing that it would dramatically worsen conditions for ordinary Brazilians, especially the poor.

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#1546260

10 November 2016

Demonstrators hold placards and chant during a march against President Michel Temer's government constitutional amendment (PEC) 241, in São Paulo, Brazil, on November 9, 2016. Approved by Brazils lower house, the constitutional amendment limits budget increases to the rate of inflation for the next 20 years. Leftist lawmakers had fought against the spending cap, arguing that it would dramatically worsen conditions for ordinary Brazilians, especially the poor.

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#1546264

10 November 2016

Demonstrators hold placards and chant during a march against President Michel Temer's government constitutional amendment (PEC) 241, in São Paulo, Brazil, on November 9, 2016. Approved by Brazils lower house, the constitutional amendment limits budget increases to the rate of inflation for the next 20 years. Leftist lawmakers had fought against the spending cap, arguing that it would dramatically worsen conditions for ordinary Brazilians, especially the poor.

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#1546267

10 November 2016

Demonstrators hold placards and chant during a march against President Michel Temer's government constitutional amendment (PEC) 241, in São Paulo, Brazil, on November 9, 2016. Approved by Brazils lower house, the constitutional amendment limits budget increases to the rate of inflation for the next 20 years. Leftist lawmakers had fought against the spending cap, arguing that it would dramatically worsen conditions for ordinary Brazilians, especially the poor.

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#1546268

10 November 2016

Demonstrators hold placards and chant during a march against President Michel Temer's government constitutional amendment (PEC) 241, in São Paulo, Brazil, on November 9, 2016. Approved by Brazils lower house, the constitutional amendment limits budget increases to the rate of inflation for the next 20 years. Leftist lawmakers had fought against the spending cap, arguing that it would dramatically worsen conditions for ordinary Brazilians, especially the poor.

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#1546269

10 November 2016

Demonstrators hold placards and chant during a march against President Michel Temer's government constitutional amendment (PEC) 241, in São Paulo, Brazil, on November 9, 2016. Approved by Brazils lower house, the constitutional amendment limits budget increases to the rate of inflation for the next 20 years. Leftist lawmakers had fought against the spending cap, arguing that it would dramatically worsen conditions for ordinary Brazilians, especially the poor.

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#1546271

10 November 2016

Demonstrators hold placards and chant during a march against President Michel Temer's government constitutional amendment (PEC) 241, in São Paulo, Brazil, on November 9, 2016. Approved by Brazils lower house, the constitutional amendment limits budget increases to the rate of inflation for the next 20 years. Leftist lawmakers had fought against the spending cap, arguing that it would dramatically worsen conditions for ordinary Brazilians, especially the poor.

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#1546273

10 November 2016

Demonstrators hold placards and chant during a march against President Michel Temer's government constitutional amendment (PEC) 241, in São Paulo, Brazil, on November 9, 2016. Approved by Brazils lower house, the constitutional amendment limits budget increases to the rate of inflation for the next 20 years. Leftist lawmakers had fought against the spending cap, arguing that it would dramatically worsen conditions for ordinary Brazilians, especially the poor.

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#1546276

10 November 2016

Demonstrators hold placards and chant during a march against President Michel Temer's government constitutional amendment (PEC) 241, in São Paulo, Brazil, on November 9, 2016. Approved by Brazils lower house, the constitutional amendment limits budget increases to the rate of inflation for the next 20 years. Leftist lawmakers had fought against the spending cap, arguing that it would dramatically worsen conditions for ordinary Brazilians, especially the poor.

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#1546277

10 November 2016

Demonstrators hold placards and chant during a march against President Michel Temer's government constitutional amendment (PEC) 241, in São Paulo, Brazil, on November 9, 2016. Approved by Brazils lower house, the constitutional amendment limits budget increases to the rate of inflation for the next 20 years. Leftist lawmakers had fought against the spending cap, arguing that it would dramatically worsen conditions for ordinary Brazilians, especially the poor.

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#1546278

10 November 2016

Demonstrators hold placards and chant during a march against President Michel Temer's government constitutional amendment (PEC) 241, in São Paulo, Brazil, on November 9, 2016. Approved by Brazils lower house, the constitutional amendment limits budget increases to the rate of inflation for the next 20 years. Leftist lawmakers had fought against the spending cap, arguing that it would dramatically worsen conditions for ordinary Brazilians, especially the poor.

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#1546281

10 November 2016

Demonstrators hold placards and chant during a march against President Michel Temer's government constitutional amendment (PEC) 241, in São Paulo, Brazil, on November 9, 2016. Approved by Brazils lower house, the constitutional amendment limits budget increases to the rate of inflation for the next 20 years. Leftist lawmakers had fought against the spending cap, arguing that it would dramatically worsen conditions for ordinary Brazilians, especially the poor.

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#1546282

10 November 2016

Demonstrators hold placards and chant during a march against President Michel Temer's government constitutional amendment (PEC) 241, in São Paulo, Brazil, on November 9, 2016. Approved by Brazils lower house, the constitutional amendment limits budget increases to the rate of inflation for the next 20 years. Leftist lawmakers had fought against the spending cap, arguing that it would dramatically worsen conditions for ordinary Brazilians, especially the poor.

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#1546285

10 November 2016

Demonstrators hold placards and chant during a march against President Michel Temer's government constitutional amendment (PEC) 241, in São Paulo, Brazil, on November 9, 2016. Approved by Brazils lower house, the constitutional amendment limits budget increases to the rate of inflation for the next 20 years. Leftist lawmakers had fought against the spending cap, arguing that it would dramatically worsen conditions for ordinary Brazilians, especially the poor.

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