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@cybex_global Understood. Thanks

@reda_ek this jam. Once you have the manual out, please use one hand on the lever and one hand on the bottom of the seat. Try squeezing the lever and pushing the seat towards the lie flat position. Then try to pull the lever and use both hands to push it up right. This should resolve 2/3

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@jburnmurdoch @FinancialTimes lesson learnt: I'd move the credits inside the chart (bottom right, just above the x-axis)

Love to have credit to my work and @FinancialTimes cropped out by a Nobel prize winning economist. I think in economics they call this the free rider problem.

@KateSmi99596063 @GrindingNumbers @jburnmurdoch There is evidence that they are underestimating deaths (not intentionally of course): corriere.it/politica/20_ma…

NEW: Saturday 28 March update of coronavirus mortality trajectories • UK passes Italy, 2nd only to Spain for deaths at this stage of outbreak 📈 • US deaths doubling every 3 days, curve keeps steepening • India tracking US Live version FREE TO READ: ft.com/content/a26fbf…

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@jburnmurdoch Could you add London to this graph, please?

Here’s our newest chart, tracking death tolls in cities & regions: • Wuhan was ground zero, but Lombardia has overtaken it as worst-hit region worldwide • Madrid could be worse than Lombardia, and New York’s death trajectory looks steep All charts here: ft.com/content/a26fbf…

NEW: Monday 23 March update of our coronavirus mortality trajectories tracker • UK is finally locking down, as its death tolls reaches 355 • US death curve continues to steepen, passing 500 with no national lockdown Live version 🔥 FREE TO READ 🔥 here ft.com/content/a26fbf…

@jburnmurdoch This new chart per region/city is great, amazing job!

@jburnmurdoch Could you breakdown the US by state, please?

And stay tuned for another new chart in tonight’s update, where we will be adding subnational data for key regions and cities 🏙

You asked, we answered: The @FinancialTimes coronavirus death & case trajectory trackers are now 🔥 FREE TO READ 🔥 outside the paywall: ft.com/coronavirus-la… In this morning’s update, the US has gone above 470 deaths, bringing it just behind where Iran was at the same stage.

@danbdennis @jburnmurdoch You're right, thank you ons.gov.uk/peoplepopulati… It seems the Italian equivalent can only do yearly aggregates dati.istat.it/Index.aspx?Que…

@reda_ek @jburnmurdoch You can prob find those figures via ONS website. Would be interesting. I read somewhere 600,000 die annually in UK, so would expect 50K+ in March. Would also be interesting to know how many people dying of covid would have probably lived more than a year more.

NEW: Sunday 22 March update of our coronavirus mortality trajectories tracker • US has recorded 100 deaths *so far* since Saturday — already its highest daily total • UK & US well beyond death tolls when many countries locked down Live version here: ft.com/content/a26fbf…

@jburnmurdoch This is a great chart. Can you add the average temperature & humidity in the last month pls?

And here’s our chart showing case trajectories in countries whose outbreaks began more recently. We now have more than 30 countries with three-digit case counts, and some curves are alarmingly steep Live versions of all charts here: ft.com/content/a26fbf…

@jburnmurdoch The real count would be the average recorded deaths in the month of March in the last 5 years vs March 2020 (normalised for changes in the population)

Finally, a request: Can different countries’ healthcare bodies agree on some consistency in recording covid-19 deaths? Sure, countries chan choose their own headline indicator, but if all could also publish "deaths where covid-19 was a factor", that would be enormously helpful.

@jburnmurdoch and I failed to see how different methodologies can generate different growth rates. I.e. the growth rate should be comparable even if the absolute numbers are not

Baffled by Jenny Harries just now saying we can’t compare death rates in UK and Italy. She’s technically correct, but we’re not talking about comparing death rates, we’re talking about death numbers. Her point about different denominators is irrelevant.

@jburnmurdoch Re: large elderly population raises death rate in Italy. Is this factually confirmed or speculation? They might not be testing a large sample of people with the virus

NEW: our biggest update yet of the coronavirus mortality and case trajectory trackers • US added more cases and deaths yesterday than on any day so far 🇺🇸 • We also introduce some brand new charts tracking smaller countries 🇵🇹🇮🇪🇵🇱 Live version here: ft.com/content/a26fbf…

European response to the #coronavirus: Protecting people‘s health and ensuring that goods flow in the internal market

@nxcare ok, thanks

@reda_ek You will have to pay for your ticket at the full price if you were not given a voucher code.

The wisdom of markets ($BBRY vs. $AAPL):

The NSA unveils its brand new fingerprint database

$7.5 billion for Nokia vs. $12 billion for Motorola. Nokia's IP is way more valuable than what Moto had. What does @FOSSpatents think?

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Thinking in Foreign Language Makes Decisions More Rational bit.ly/IdnuLd #Psychology