Lockdown, Lockdown Lock the door Shut the lights off Say no more Go behind the desk and hide Wait until it's safe inside Lockdown, Lockdown It's all done Now it's time to have some fun!
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Parliament on lockdown: The U.K. Parliament building was put on lockdown.
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Lockdown, Lockdown it's all done Now it's time to have some fun!
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According to NBC4, the school was put on lockdown and remained under lockdown late Monday morning.
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The challenge of going into lockdown Every country that goes into lockdown faces a huge economic impact.
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"It's one thing if Wuhan is on lockdown, another if all of China is on lockdown, another if all of Asia is on lockdown, and another if the whole world is on lockdown," said Patrick Chovanec, an adviser for Silvercrest Asset Management and an expert on the Chinese economy.
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The Westerly school district initially placed all local schools on lockdown but announced Thursday afternoon the lockdown had been lifted.
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Individual governments decide the specifics of a lockdown, so the guidelines for each place under lockdown could be very different from one another.
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Italy's lockdown gets more locked down Italy intensified its lockdown last night, announcing the closure of all restaurants, bars and shops across the nation.
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My school now does A.L.I.C.E. training (Alert, Lockdown, Inform, Counter, Evacuate) twice a year in addition to standard lockdown drills three times a year.
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One unnamed woman in lockdown in Wuhan spoke to The South China Morning Post and said: "Most people are staying home" during the lockdown.
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Cruz seemed to be aware that gunshots would trigger a lockdown, and pulled the fire alarm minutes before the dismissal bell, confusing the lockdown procedure.
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ITALIAN LOCKDOWN The unprecedented lockdown of the whole of Italy, which is convulsed by Europe's worst coronavirus outbreak, has heaped fresh disaster on global airlines.
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" The poem, which is written in bright colors on oversized lined paper, ends on a lighter note than it begins: "Lockdown, lockdown, it&aposs all done.
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" The PSA ends with Kayleigh singing a song a teacher had taught her to make it easier to remember the tactics: "Lockdown, lockdown, let's all hide.
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Lockdown shades, made with love Pinterest and Etsy are loaded with examples of crafty handmade lockdown shades, sewn in cheery fabrics with ribbon or Velcro ties.
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A woman in Milan hailed a $1,370 taxi to escape the coronavirus lockdown, only to be placed under lockdown in Rome the day after her arrival.
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School went on lockdown After a lockdown of more than two hours, the school started releasing students to parents and guardians, Principal Chris Grado said on Twitter.
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If a nationwide lockdown were to happen, it would likely be because 50 individual state governments all independently reached the conclusion that such a lockdown was necessary.
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Since Wednesday morning, the police deployed to enforce the lockdown has carried out 70,000 controls and handed out 4,095 tickets to those flouting the lockdown, Castaner added.
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Bill Ackman, founder and CEO of Pershing Square Capital Management: What I'm proposing is a 30-day lockdown of the entire country, a coordinated 50-state lockdown.
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Cracks in the world's largest lockdown Thousands of migrant workers are attempting to leave India's major cities after a government lockdown left them without jobs or pay.
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A woman from Milan took a $1,370 taxi cab to Rome to escape coronavirus lockdown, only for the city to be placed under lockdown a day later.
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The Indian-controlled state of Jammu and Kashmir has been on lockdown since August — making it the longest lockdown to ever take place in a democratic state.
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Every single college student at Virginia Tech right now has experienced a lockdown drill, or an actual lockdown at his or her elementary, middle or high school.
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London lockdown: Tough Coronavirus measures expected for UK capitalCoronavirus: UK told to avoid social contact in lockdown Coronavirus: What it's like to fly in Europe as borders, flights close
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Since Monday evening, our state went from being under lockdown for almost a week to one that extended until March 31, and eventually a nationwide lockdown until April 14.
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Italy, for instance, is in the middle of a nationwide lockdown with the exceptions of work and emergencies, while China imposed a stringent lockdown at the end of January.
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Italy is still under lockdown The entire country of Italy was put under lockdown on Monday, extending drastic measures and restrictions that had previously only been in place in the north.
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Italy has been on a nationwide lockdown since last week, and US states are taking similar measuresItaly last week entered a nationwide lockdown following a dramatic rise in COVID-19 cases.
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Wuhan -- and several surrounding cities -- are in partial lockdown.
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UK police officers have sparked a public backlash after using drones to "lockdown shame" people for continuing to visit remote areas to exercise and walk their dogs, despite the national coronavirus lockdown.
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A photo taken today during UCLA's current lockdown due to an active shooter on campusUCLA's campus is on lockdown, with two people dead in what looks like a murder-suicide according to CBS.
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Two and a half weeks after the initial outbreak, Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte ordered a lockdown in the northern provinces hardest hit by the disease, followed by a national lockdown a day later.
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When another Reddit user asked why the entire US was not on lockdown yet, Gates responded that many parts of the country are entering lockdown now, such as parts of California and Colorado.
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If we were to move forward in the relationship — lockdown.
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Sure, they've gone through lockdown drills (who hasn't in 2019?).
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Because of the lockdown, main transportation routes have been blocked.
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My eyes fastened on another American, also in lockdown posture.
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Topsail High, Topsail Middle, and Topsail Elementary remain on lockdown.
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"The word is that Burns is on lockdown," he said.
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Netflix's LA campus is on lockdown for a possible shooter.
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A local school was temporarily put on lockdown, officials said.
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"We went on lockdown" and shut the doors, she said.
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Now imagine a teenager going through an unannounced lockdown drill.
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Some took to social media sharing information on the lockdown.
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Here's what you need to know: • Brussels is under lockdown.
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We can't really recover till we get out of lockdown.
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It seems the lockdown had an unintended benefit -- blue skies.
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Some 100,000 police will be deployed to enforce the lockdown.
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Residents have been on a total lockdown since March 8.
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The country has since eased its lockdown and loosened restrictions.
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Construction stopped this week when the lockdown came into effect.
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The extensive lockdown procedures mean the storms rarely cause deaths.
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During the lockdown, two students live tweeted from inside classrooms.
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The beginning of the world's largest coronavirus lockdown is underway.
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Lockdown at the White House for the Easter Egg Roll.
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All of the European countries seem to be in lockdown.
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Italy has put all its 60 million people under lockdown.
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The lockdown was later extended to the whole of Italy.
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She told us not to go into lockdown mode (yet).
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Certainly, after a while, you get used to the lockdown.
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Residents in the buildings have been on lockdown since Jan.
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The country went into a strict nationwide lockdown on Tuesday.
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France on Friday extended a national lockdown till April 15.
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Bill is one of the many prisoners currently under lockdown.
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Today, Conte said he was considering extending the lockdown restrictions.
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Like many other countries, Britain has enforced a nationwide lockdown.
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By late January, much of the country was in lockdown.
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The seething city is on lockdown, or soon to be.
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Following the pope's lead, the Vatican has gone on lockdown.
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Nothing. Both cities were by then both in full lockdown.
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Some 100,000 police will be deployed to enforce the lockdown.
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Based on everything we know, we're headed for lockdown anyway.
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There was the February lockdown scare at the high school.
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At this point, 19 million people were put on lockdown.
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Kansas' lockdown defense compensated for the Jayhawks' own shooting woes.
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China's air pollution has dropped dramatically after the coronavirus lockdown.
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In other words, a lockdown is mostly a delaying tactic.
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Several Chinese cities, including Wuhan, are under lockdown and quarantine.
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Others made the most of the lockdown by playing basketball.
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Now nearly 1,000 people are under lockdown in the hotel.
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And what a relief: "City on Lockdown" is goofy fun.
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The base was still on lockdown at about 10 a.m.
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In 2019, he hosted 1,100 tourists before the August lockdown.
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Shots rang out, and the synagogue was put on lockdown.
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Modi said many Indians were not taking the lockdown seriously.
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Wingate Elementary School was also placed on lockdown, WSOC reported.
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These countries include Italy, which is under a near-total nationwide lockdown, and Spain, which has reached a total of 5,753 cases and is expected to announce a lockdown soon, reported The Washington Post.
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Read more:More people outside China have caught the coronavirus than inside, as cases in Europe spike sharplyCountries that are on lockdown because of coronavirusItaly, now under lockdown, has been hit hard by the coronavirus outbreak.
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School officials said on Twitter that the campus was on lockdown.
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There was also a brief lockdown at a nearby medical center.
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When his cell block was put on lockdown, his anxiety spiked.
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The school was on lockdown for an hour, according to police.
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The incident placed 1,800 students in lockdown in their dorm rooms.
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After the shooting, the school cancelled classes and went on lockdown.
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Several Chinese cities remain in virtual lockdown with travel severely restricted.
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In the videos, they detail daily life inside the lockdown zone.
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Traffic waiting to enter Peoria International Airport while lockdown continues pic.twitter.
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The sheriff's office placed two schools under lockdown after the shooting.
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The school was placed on lockdown, which has since been lifted.
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When they return there, the complex is immediately placed on lockdown.
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Carnegie Mellon University, which is near the temple, is on lockdown.
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While Brussels was on lockdown yesterday morning, Molenbeek certainly was not.
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Whenever we had lockdown drills, I'd get angry with my students.
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The Oxfordshire air base was put on lockdown around 7 p.m.
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Both stores were also on lockdown and no one was injured.
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The middle school was placed on lockdown until around 9 a.m.
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After the suspect was apprehended by police, the lockdown was lifted.
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But the school was on lockdown and the doors were locked.
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" The day of the shooting, you tweeted, "This lockdown isn't fake.
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Several nearby middle school and high schools were also on lockdown.
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CNN is verifying exactly when the lockdown will go into effect.
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The lockdown includes suspending all domestic sport competitions until April 3.
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When the government abruptly imposed the lockdown, he started to panic.
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The UK announced Tuesday that it was entering a nationwide lockdown.
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Panic spread and my school was on lockdown the whole day.
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Spain went into lockdown on Monday, shutting bars, restaurants and shops.
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By Ed Cropley ITALIAN IPO SHOWS FLIP SIDE OF LOCKDOWN ECONOMY.
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The lockdown is set to continue for at least three weeks.
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Now, the pair have gone straight into life together -- under lockdown.
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Directed by Kent Gash, "Lockdown" is drama with a political agenda.
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After our meeting we found out we had been on lockdown.
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Manila, the densely populated capital of the Philippines, went under lockdown.
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The school was placed on lockdown and the assailant was arrested.
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All public schools in Mount Pleasant were on lockdown on Friday.
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For a two-week lockdown, the necessities are food and water.
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Downing Street sources deny any lockdown will take place before Friday.
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Schoolchildren across the country have become well versed in lockdown drills.
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The United States, meanwhile, has just begun implementing widespread lockdown measures.
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Another five adjoining villages were later put on lockdown as well.
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So would say this lockdown — the effects of it — are working?
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People look from their apartment balconies in Rome during the lockdown.
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Refinery29: I know California went on an official lockdown last week.
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With coronavirus forcing a worldwide lockdown, we're living in strange times.
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A nationwide lockdown was only put in place on March 9.
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France was adapting in its own version of the European lockdown.
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Instead, the lockdown issued was a death sentence to many inside.
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"Lockdown is not an option," said Mr. Achmad, the Indonesian spokesman.
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Because of the lockdown, their normal hairdresser can't enter the residence.
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As you've mentioned in Italy, it's much more of a lockdown.
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But by Monday he had imposed a lockdown on the country.
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The Andean country will enter a nationwide lockdown from Tuesday night.
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Only Wuhan and the cities near it went into total lockdown.
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Many auto industry suppliers are in Italy, which is in lockdown.
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And with Italy under lockdown, the airline's future is in jeopardy.
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Read more:Italy is in a nationwide lockdown because of the coronavirus.
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ALICE is an acronym for alert, lockdown, inform, counter and evacuate.
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The lockdown on that Friday turned Boston into a ghost town.
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An estimated 33 million people have now been put on lockdown.
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A lockdown of 30 million people -- that really upends their lives.
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"Tonight the city's going to be on lockdown," Chief Perez said.
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Two days later, Wuhan was put under lockdown by the authorities.
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And then the lockdown in the company of my fellow-suiciders.
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His first public appearance after the lockdown of Wuhan on Jan.
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The lockdown has meant drastically lower emissions from cars and factories.
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On Monday, a dozen towns in Italy were placed on lockdown.
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The nationwide lockdown is almost guaranteed a boon to online entertainment.
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What if the school shooter gains access to the lockdown mechanism?
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The base will remain on lockdown until further notice, he said.
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What restrictions are most likely to then replace a blanket lockdown?
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Reports differ on when a potential London lockdown could be announced.
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What caused the communications lockdown Jammu and Kashmir was put on lockdown on August 5 after Prime Minister Narendra Modi's unprecedented decision to strip the state of its autonomy and reclassify it as a union territory.
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Diolosà had a flight booked for March 10, the day after the lockdown enforcement, and would have been able to travel, as under the terms of the lockdown, Italians were allowed to return to their official residence.
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" The insider continued, "Carrie is on lockdown until the baby [is born].
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Local media reported schools and preschools in the area were in lockdown.
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Jasmine Molina, 15, was in English class when the lockdown was declared.
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The year before, an active shooter threat put the school on lockdown.
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The jail staff put him on lockdown, but Popov had no regrets.
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According to the docs ... they've had the trademark on lockdown since 2015.
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So far nothing has worked, and his latte is still on lockdown?
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It's unclear if Moore was the victim that had caused the lockdown.
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In the Facebook post, the school said the campus is on lockdown.
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They recently had a lockdown at their school, not long after Parkland.
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The assembly was on lockdown on Tuesday afternoon after shots were fired.
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"The University is secure and is NOT in lockdown," the tweet read.
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He declared "Lockdown," the first and only one during my time there.
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The lockdown at the Military Academy was lifted about 90 minutes later.
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Thankfully, the horrors had ended, and the lockdown was just a precaution.
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ET, the lockdown was lifted, though the Capitol Visitor Center remained closed.
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A nearby elementary school was also placed on lockdown as a precaution.
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Levy said a lockdown at the school was lifted after several hours.
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The school was placed under lockdown following the incident, authorities told PEOPLE.
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The Charleston School of Law and other downtown buildings were on lockdown.
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"An Alert Status is less serious than a lockdown," the statement read.
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Call it Jalen County, because these receivers are on 24-hour lockdown.
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County school officials placed 22 other schools on lockdown as a precaution.
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Nearby schools were placed on lockdown according to the police Facebook page.
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At this time all schools are in lockdown due to this report.
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The U.S. Botanic Garden is currently on lockdown, according to NBC Washington.
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The episode ended within hours, but Holman remained on lockdown on Tuesday.
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Suddenly the house in Dallas is under lockdown, cutting out cell reception.
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Anderson Silva stalled Cormier out very effectively—if boringly—with a lockdown.
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The White House's on lockdown after someone jumped a fence Tuesday afternoon.
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Others still under lockdown angrily wondered when they too would be freed.
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Her family is reeling from the financial effects of the extended lockdown.
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UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson imposed a national lockdown on Monday evening.
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South Africa, population 57.8 million: Under lockdown until at least April 15.
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TODAY'S TOP TIPS How do you manage fighting kids during a lockdown?
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Museums and archaeological sites are closed in Italy during the countrywide lockdown.
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Some are having supply chain issues, so advertising is also in lockdown.
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In India, around two-thirds of the population is now under lockdown.
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Threat or no, many schools ordered teachers to immediately practice lockdown drills.
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On Monday, finally, he had to announce that Britain's lockdown had begun.
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The Palestinian Authority has now put West Bank residents under virtual lockdown.
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And that's exactly the conditions that the coronavirus lockdown has set up.
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Italy, the hardest hit country outside China, has imposed a nationwide lockdown.
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The draft says the lockdown will begin on Monday at 8 a.m.
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It remains on lockdown even as new cases in the region decline.
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On Monday, Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte put the entire country on lockdown.
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Spaniards worried about how the lockdown was going to affect them economically.
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China didn't have time to do that before it went into lockdown.
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Health centers ran out of medicine and later closed after the lockdown.
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But consumer-focused firms likely to be affected by the lockdown suffered.
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All scenarios saw a 2-month lockdown in Slovakia, affecting mainly services.
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"The lockdown needs to be strictly implemented", it said in a statement.
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Residents who do not heed lockdown restrictions face a €150 ($162) fine.
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In India, Prime Minister ordered a 21-day lockdown of the country.
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Iran can't afford to halt its economy and enforce a complete lockdown.
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In some ways, I think the lockdown is causing people more anxiety.
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Among the productions now under strict lockdown is Shonda Rhimes' Grey's Anatomy.
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He's taken decisive lockdown measures to slow the spread for New Yorkers.
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On February 26, the government put 11 towns in Lombardy on lockdown.
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Their lives are structured around play dates, test prep and lockdown drills.
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Mr. Xi's first public appearance after the lockdown of Wuhan on Jan.
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Since January 23, the city of 11 million has been on lockdown.
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He and his fellow passengers learned of the city lockdown mid-flight.
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And even then, a security services-enforced lockdown might only exacerbate things.
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Robert Chadwick at the press conference Wednesday once the lockdown was lifted.
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Commerce in the area virtually shut down and schools went on lockdown.
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Several Chinese cities, including Wuhan, are on lockdown and have been quarantined.
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Millions of people are trapped inside cities on lockdown across the country.
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Here's what life looks like in San Fiorano, Italy, under coronavirus lockdown.
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They expected the lockdown to be lifted — but it was extended instead.
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"So for now, there's gonna be a lockdown for force protection reasons."
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The central province of about 2600 million people is under virtual lockdown.
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The central province of about 60 million people is under virtual lockdown.
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It is past time to get a lockdown ace of their own.
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"I am lockdown focused on my job," she said in an interview.
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Lockdown drills and school shootings are the only life they have known.
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The children of 'generation lockdown' speak El Paso. Dayton. Odessa. Pittsburgh. Parkland.
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The school was placed on lockdown; the story made the evening news.
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The school was not placed on lockdown but was closed February 215.
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Platinum prices surged 10% on Tuesday after President Ramaphosa announced the lockdown.
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Analysts believe the lockdown could provide significant support to Platinum Group Metals.
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Her arrival in Colorado forced Denver-area schools into lockdown on Tuesday.
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The museum was put on lockdown as visitors ran for their lives.
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The school had an armed security guard and ran regular lockdown drills.
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Lockdown, Lockdown Lock the door Shut the lights off Say no more The lyrics are plastered on a white piece of paper in large, colorful markers in Ms. Kim's class at Arthur D. Healey School in Somerville, Massachusetts.
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The zoo then went on lockdown and will remain closed through the weekend.
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Residents were urged to stay inside and several schools were put on lockdown.
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And the question is, we don&apost know why it&aposs on lockdown.
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Multiple flight school staffers tell TMZ ... the FAA's airspace lockdown is killing business.
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The cacophony felt strange against Yom Kippur, our continued fasting, our lockdown songs.
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Two days later, the passengers were placed under a mandatory 14-day lockdown.
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Nearby Newton Medical Center was also on lockdown in response to the shootings.
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A shade relies on a teacher actively covering the window during a lockdown.
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But with my body still on lockdown, I talked myself out of it.
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Hubei and its capital, Wuhan, have been under virtual lockdown for two weeks.
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The lockdown also included a local basketball stadium, where a game was underway.
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Millions are living under lockdown, and the government has sought to silence complaints.
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The students were in lockdown in Parliament's Central Lobby, according to the Mirror.
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Teachers and students should always be aware of planned lockdown drills, Schonfeld said.
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In isolation, detainees are on lockdown for at least 22 hours each day.
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"She picked up but was in lockdown at the Tropicana [hotel]," Gooze says.
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The Kardashian family went into lockdown following Kim Kardashian West's robbery on Oct.
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The mall was on lockdown for a time until police secured the scene.
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But my company immediately went into lockdown, which did make me feel safe.
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Officials put the Capitol and the White House on lockdown following the shooting.
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You're patted down briefly, but that's no problem, you've got this on lockdown.
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Three major London hospitals were on lockdown to keep patients and staff safe.
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"Carrie is on lockdown until the baby [is born]," the insider tells PEOPLE.
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The school was put on lockdown the day Martin posted the shotgun pic.
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Parent's conversation with -14-year-old son who is currently in lockdown. pic.twitter.
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Props to North for using her time under lockdown to relax and reflect.
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Gooze called the woman, who was in lockdown at the nearby Tropicana hotel.
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When sightings were called in to the police, some places went on lockdown.
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" An employee on lockdown in a nearby building said responding officers "were hustling.
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The report comes as Kashmir remains under heavy lockdown and a communications blackout.
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Quicken Loans Arena was on Secret Service lockdown on Wednesday night as Gov.
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The police also refuted reports that the headquarters had been placed on lockdown.
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Police ordered protesters to disperse as the school put the campus on lockdown.
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Police ordered the crowds to disperse, and the school was put on lockdown.
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And I pray when I'm hiding in a closet during a school lockdown.
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Hard-hit cities like Wuhan, where the outbreak began, went into complete lockdown.
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The entire country is on lockdown, and more than 1,000 people have died.
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Cities there are on a strict lockdown and public transportation has been suspended.
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Italy, population 60.4 million: Nationwide lockdown affecting nearly all forms of public life.
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And again, the specific restrictions of each lockdown vary from place to place.
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Another concern was the lack of clarity about the rules of the lockdown.
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Paris went into a lockdown on March 17 amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
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She hasn't ordered a statewide lockdown but has restricted business and hospital operations.
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Other Democratic lawmakers have echoed Kennedy's call for a national lockdown (The Hill).
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The previously recorded session arrived just in time for an increasingly global lockdown.
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However, the lockdown has also come at a cost to millions of people.
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So far, Trump has said he is not considering implementing a national lockdown.
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On March 26, it extended the lockdown to the rest of the country.
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And both of them have taken advantage of the lockdown to potty train.
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President Joko Widodo said this week he wasn't considering any kind of lockdown.
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Mr. Daniels was caught about an hour later, and the lockdown was lifted.
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But with Lebanon on coronavirus lockdown, almost nobody came or made an order.
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In any event, seems the family's hunkering down together during California's mandated lockdown.
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The facility is on lockdown and her client is feeling trapped and desperate.
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In Charlottesville, officials have announced an unprecedented lockdown of the bustling downtown district.
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The school district put Highland and all other area high schools on lockdown.
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We went into lockdown, but the source of the gunfire was never found.
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Those under lockdown permit leaving for "essential" tasks, which itself is fuzzily-defined.
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Who cares if my children have to grow up praying in a lockdown?
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In addition, Apple has closed its stores in Italy, which remains on lockdown.
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Read more:Italy, now under lockdown, has been hit hard by the coronavirus outbreak.
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Only 27 states and Washington, DC, have imposed "lockdown" rules for their citizens.
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People are circulating the #IStayHome hashtag as they document their lives under lockdown
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Police officers are using drones to lockdown-shame Brits into staying at home.
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"With this in mind, facing this COVID-19, we don't opt for lockdown".
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Morocco declared a health emergency a week ago and imposed a nationwide lockdown.
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Andrew Cuomo on Friday as he announced a statewide lockdown of nonessential services.
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The country may be in lockdown, but Bachelor Nation is still going strong.
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The lockdown is expected to stay in place until at least April 14.
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In China, the two-month lockdown of most of Hubei province was lifted.
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The school went on lockdown at the sound of gunfire, Mr. Johnston said.
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The #PeacePlan is written by the generation that's only ever known lockdown drills.
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A nearby school was put on lockdown as officers searched for a sniper.
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Indian-controlled Kashmir is under a tight security lockdown and total communications blackout.
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So unlike the Italians or the French, the Dutch are not on lockdown.
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Since then police have arrested hundreds of people for violating the lockdown rules.
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"Notwithstanding the lockdown there is increased demand in the cargo business," Dongwana said.
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Only state and health workers will be exempted from the lockdown, Mnangagwa said.
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Argentina, with few exceptions, is on lockdown to stem the spread of coronavirus.
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"I think the country should be on a lockdown," Espaillat said on CNN.
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Earlier this week, the government deployed the military to enforce the country's lockdown.
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Koike on Monday called on residents to exercise restraint to avoid a lockdown.
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Only state and health workers will be exempted from the lockdown, Mnangagwa said.
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Does getting people back to work after 15 days of lockdown make sense?
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That's before considering lost ESPN revenue – or a longer period of coronavirus lockdown.
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Lockdown is generally limited to four hours a day, typically from 213 a.m.
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But on Sunday, he insisted that he would not order a general lockdown.
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Wuhan, where the virus broke out, has been under lockdown since January 23.
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But not in China, which has imposed an extreme lockdown on its citizens.
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This is how we're handling the lockdown and terrifying uncertainty of what's ahead.
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China, where COVID-19 originated, was the first country to go into lockdown.
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The economy can't prosper if everyone's on lockdown or afraid to go outside.
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Other cities under lockdown include Huanggang, Xiantao, Ezhou, Qianjiang, Zhijiang, Chibi and Lichuan.
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Faced with the decision, many Australians are opting to stay behind in lockdown.
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On Tuesday, they were trapped there on lockdown for hours amid the shooting.
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The supermarket remained crowded after the government lockdown, extending the risks, residents said.
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TOKYO — My Home Harumi, a nursing home in central Tokyo, is on lockdown.
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After the city was put on lockdown, her first instinct was to report.
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The political blowback was swift, forcing the government to deny any lockdown plan.
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The lockdown is meant to try and stop the coronavirus from spreading further.
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While the city was under lockdown, the hashtag #openstockholm sprang up on Twitter.
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The city is currently under lockdown to contain the spread of the coronavirus.
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JBA is currently on lockdown due to a report of an active shooter.
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Her sons' teacher sent parents a text message: the school was on lockdown.
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A hospital lockdown takes place after Gary shoots more hospital personnel — including Derek.
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And they went into lockdown to respond to disturbances 10 times as often.
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In some of these events, the schools have closed or gone into lockdown.
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Students were told there was a lockdown drill and to shelter in classrooms.
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Local schools were temporarily placed on lockdown, Duncan Public Schools said on Facebook.
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Shopkeepers were going into lockdown, slamming their gates shut with customers still inside.
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But New York's governor has denied that a lockdown is in the works.
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Is it possible that the US could go into a full, nationwide lockdown?
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Despite a nationwide lockdown, the country's number of coronavirus cases has steadily climbed.
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The lockdown resulted from an accidental miscounting of detainees there, Mr. Garcia said.
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The lockdown that led to the discovery of the gun began on Feb.
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ET, the campus was "secure" after being on lockdown for roughly 90 minutes.
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As the coordinated blasts hit luxury hotels and churches, Colombo went into lockdown.
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And any form of protest, whether it be a simple rally or all the way to a lockdown blockade where people have embedded themselves into lockdown devices and are blocking a bulldozer—I see a huge spectrum covered by direction action.
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The city of Wuhan is now under partial lockdown to contain the virus, which means as many as 11 million people are living in uncertainty (officials say the city has plenty of food, water and supplies to get through the lockdown).
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Local schools were placed on lockdown for several hours after the bodies were discovered
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Nineteen-year-old Destiny Rogers's song "LockDown" has been two years in the making.
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In the newsroom, staffers monitored social media and reached out to students on lockdown.
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Authorities tell PEOPLE that the entire airport is on lockdown, which is standard procedure.
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Photo: Thomas Reed/Malware BytesWith USB Restricted Mode, lockdown records would receive new limitations.
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The hospital was put on a lockdown that was lifted about 1:30 p.m.
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Lockdown meant Orta was restricted from participating in the preparation of his own food.
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Two people were found dead inside the school's Campbell Hall, prompting a campus lockdown.
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The Japanese capital is in lockdown, with usually busy streets abandoned amid torrential rain.
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She is working on a project about motherhood and another about school lockdown drills.
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Multiple schools were placed on lockdown after the app was used to make threats.
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During the lockdown, he took video of police running through the mall with guns.
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"For the most part, the whole family has been on lockdown," the insider said.
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After investigating, police determined it wasn't a credible report, and the lockdown was lifted.
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So Leslie is employing some fortress-level tactics to keep the spoilers on lockdown.
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The school had also done lockdown drills before, but none so far this year.
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The morning news conference was delayed after the Capitol was briefly placed on lockdown.
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The school had previously passed a safety test and performed a lockdown test, too.
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Like tre flips first try, switch tre flips—he's got it all on lockdown.
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"Carrie is on lockdown until the baby [is born]," the insider revealed to PEOPLE.
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The shooting yesterday triggered a lockdown on the campus of more than 40,000 students.
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He said Thursday that he was on lockdown and didn't have any more information.
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The Janesville School District was briefly put on a lockdown, a district spokesman said.
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The shooting set off a campus-wide lockdown until authorities confirmed the murder-suicide.
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The fire has sent the rest of the hospital, previously on lockdown, into chaos.
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Public schools in Williams were also placed on lockdown during the manhunt, police said.
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"For the most part, the whole family has been on lockdown," says the insider.
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It was unclear if other casinos were also put on lockdown following the incident.
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Several schools in the region were placed on lockdown while the manhunt was underway.
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Since the vote, cities have gone into lockdown, with daily marches and road blocks.
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They believed the lockdown would only last days and stayed to guard the house.
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Dixon High School and all Dixon public schools went into lockdown during the incident.
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When another scout attempts to desert, he declares the colonia to be on lockdown.
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Aid workers remain in lockdown and unable to move, impacting many life-saving activities.
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A lockdown of all schools in the district was lifted at 85033:25 a.m.
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Greene says the players were essentially on lockdown once POTUS arrived to the stadium.
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Scottish police swarmed the area to investigate the shooting ... putting the neighborhood on lockdown.
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The emergency declaration puts inmates on lockdown and suspends family visits for 15 days.
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We saw the news articles while we were still on lockdown in the school.
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That feeling of helplessness was one of the worst parts of the lockdown period.
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The campus is still on lockdown, and students are advised to shelter in place.
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The White House was placed on lockdown between 8:30 and 9:15 a.m.
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Teachers are putting together buckets of treat to keep students calm during lockdown drills.
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It's a shock to voters who thought the state was "on lockdown" for Democrats.
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Some of the lockdown restrictions will remain in affect until the beginning of April.
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CREMA, Italy — An open society in lockdown: It's almost an oxymoron, a mind game.
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CREMA, Italy — An open society in lockdown: It's almost an oxymoron, a mind game.
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Spain, population 46.7 million: Under full lockdown until Friday, with the possibility of extension.
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India's recently announced lockdown will strictly enforce a ban on anyone leaving their homes.
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The most severe lockdown is in Wuhan, China, where the virus originated in December.
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But residents are still allowed more flexibility compared to people under lockdown in Wuhan.
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What happens if they cannot get medications and treatments thanks to the economic lockdown?
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Apart from the financial burden, life under lockdown has also taken a mental toll.
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China's lockdown has curbed deadly pollution, likely saving the lives of tens of thousands.
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Large parts of Europe are under lockdown as the virus rampages through the region.
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Now, as the death toll continues to rise, the lockdown measures are only tightening.
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Two months ago, I remember watching TikToks from Wuhan, China, of life under lockdown.
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Gavin Newsom announced a statewide lockdown, ordering all 40 million Californians to stay home.
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Italy and other countries are on lockdown, as governments begin taking more drastic measures.
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One French runner didn't let the lockdown prevent him from training for a marathon.
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On Tuesday night, Modi ordered a 21-day nationwide lockdown starting at midnight Wednesday.
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That was just as the city of Wuhan, in China, was going into lockdown.
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The lockdown was lifted around 10 AM local time, area CBS affilate KRQE reports.
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Worries over a toy gun caused a lockdown at three schools in Arlington, Tex.
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Our whole school was put on lockdown, no one was sure what was happening.
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Mr. Peterson also launched a "code red" to put the entire school on lockdown.
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The University of Denver was on lockout, which is less serious than a lockdown.
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In other developments: A coronavirus lockdown is scheduled to take effect today in Moscow.
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He gives the story visual flow, even when the characters are in claustrophobic lockdown.
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Grocery stores, for now, remain open across the country, even in states under lockdown.
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Authorities dyed a 'Blue Lagoon' black to keep England's Instagrammers at bay during lockdown.
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Police department policies on video release range from near instantaneous posting to complete lockdown.
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A lockdown is important in this situation because of how fast the virus spreads.
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Italy is under a nationwide lockdown, and its hospitals are overrun with coronavirus patients.
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Two days later, Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte extended that lockdown to the entire country.
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The lockdown, unveiled at a press conference earlier, starts at 12:01 AM Tuesday.
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Workers at hotels that were under lockdown tried to calm startled guests and employees.
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Schools and universities remain closed; the national lockdown is in place until April 3.
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Real data shows that book sales are down some 25 percent during this lockdown.
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Both Italy and Spain are on lockdown in an effort to contain the coronavirus.
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Thirty-four African countries now have reported cases; South Africa has entered total lockdown.
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It's more to keep people in line and in lockdown than any medical issue.
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New Delhi has ordered a city-wide lockdown till the end of the month.
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There were many times when I liked lockdown because I loved it to write.
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He also cautioned Indians to be wary of misinformation and rumors during this lockdown.
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"There is no option but to go for a complete lockdown," said Lt. Gen.
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"There is no option but to go for a complete lockdown," said Lt. Gen.
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Lockdown measures and travel restrictions were put into place comparatively earlier than other nations.
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Lockdown measures and travel restrictions were put into place comparatively earlier than other nations.
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And police patrols are unleashing indiscriminate violence in the name of enforcing the lockdown.
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Bret: Those of us in lockdown nation definitely could use an empathizer-in-chief.
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Italy is now under lockdown, and cases are rapidly multiplying across the United States.
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Mr. Peterson also initiated a "code red" to put the entire school on lockdown.
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Even preschoolers have lockdown drills Parents aren't alone in thinking through possible school shootings.
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But a nearby school was put on lockdown and officials said students were evacuated.
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The campus lockdown was lifted after officials said there was no active shooter threat.
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The lockdown has been lifted in most of Hubei province, where the virus began.
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He said he took it as a sign that Italy's harsh lockdown was working.
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Tomatoes, for example, cost three to four times what they did before the lockdown.
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His school, right near the bike path where the attacker struck, went into lockdown.
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The students spent the next three hours in lockdown waiting for permission to leave.
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Italy waited to go to full lockdown, and it is now paying the price.
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Some of the measures included putting entire cities on lockdown, including the epicenter Wuhan.
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In Europe, Italy has been the most affected country, and has gone into lockdown.
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Italy is on lockdown, meaning that restaurants who might fulfil food orders are shut.
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When she saw that the street was in lockdown, she knew something was up.
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More than 400 Bangladeshi citizens, mostly students, are stranded in Wuhan under the lockdown.
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Truck-loads of food have been brought into Wuhan, as people remain in lockdown.
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They were on lockdown for an hour and it was pretty intense for them.
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Five million people left before the lockdown, and 9 million are still in Wuhan.
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Twenty million people are on lockdown as China tries to contain a deadly virus.
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The lockdown was lifted by early afternoon and the base returned to normal operations.
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Videos of people on lockdown in Wuhan show creative ways of passing time indoors.
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The White House on Wednesday was placed into lockdown for a second straight day.
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Every school in the area has reportedly been placed on mandatory lockdown as well.
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"I'm sorry, if it were me, I'd have the place on lockdown," he said.
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Baylor University briefly went on lockdown Thursday after a shooting was reported near campus.
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Their town, along with 10 others, is on lockdown for at least two weeks.
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Photos of stores in Wuhan show what life is like under the coronavirus lockdown
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"They put Stockholm under lockdown quite quickly," Mr. Brun said in a phone interview.
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Huffman was placed on a brief lockdown, and police were called to the scene.
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Westerly Public Schools temporarily put its schools on lockdown, which has since been lifted.
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Manafort is under a "24-hour-a-day lockdown" at his home in Alexandria.
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State, private and regional facilities will remain on lockdown during an investigation, officials said.
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The country has put 16 cities on lockdown, affecting an estimated 46 million people.
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The uncertainty about when the lockdown will end has been the hardest to bear.
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Wuhan, the epicenter of the coronavirus outbreak, has been under lockdown since January 23.
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More than 400 Bangladeshi citizens, mostly students, are stranded in Wuhan under the lockdown.
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The Catholic Sacred Heart School, across the street from the market, was on lockdown.
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A lockdown at the Naval base has been lifted and the area is secure.
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About a dozen schools in the area were placed on lockdown during the shooting.
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The shooting was initially reported as an active shooter, forcing the school into lockdown.
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The school went into lockdown, though no injuries were reported, according to KIRO 7.
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Reed scored the game's first 2 baskets ... and played lockdown defense on Wilt Chamberlain.
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California and New York have already enacted strict lockdown measures, and others are following.
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Crazy to think we might be on Marshall law and full on lockdown soon.
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The campus went on lockdown for five hours before classes resumed the following day.
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But the lockdown stuck with her, even though she only heard about it secondhand.
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Police have also been monitoring two resorts on lockdown in Europe — the Costa Adeje Palace hotel in Tenerife, Spain, which has more than 450 rooms and is on lockdown for two weeks, and a ski resort with 108 rooms in Innsbruck, Austria.
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Troubled neighborhoods in both countries were put on lockdown and given the war zone treatment.
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In both lockdown scenarios, teachers and students must ignore all other fire alarms or bells.
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Students took cover in the corner of the room as the campus went into lockdown.
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The all-male facility, the state's largest, was placed on lockdown and surrounded by police.
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The school was immediately placed on a lockdown for about an hour, according to authorities.
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For now, the Chinese government has offered to extend foreigner visas for those under lockdown.
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At first, the lockdown drills that have become part of American school life were overwhelming.
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Some Pakistani students are under lockdown in China's Hubei province and want to be evacuated.
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Some Pakistani students are under lockdown in China's Hubei province and want to be evacuated.
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Wuhan is among a collection of cities under lockdown, affecting more than 50 million people.
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Nearby schools went on lockdown after the shooting, CNN affiliate KPRC-TV in Houston reported.
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Duarte then recorded several minutes of the lockdown as she was crouched under her desk.
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The school was placed on lockdown initially but students have since been evacuated, CNN reported.
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Passengers were on lockdown for hours before being allowed to leave the boat, CBS reports.
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When Ellroy was in psychiatric lockdown, a friend put Knode in touch with Carrie Fisher.
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The medical campus was placed on temporary lockdown earlier in the evening as a precaution.
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"I'm pretty sure I'll just go on lockdown in my house," said Biles, of Houston.
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The Hyatt House Hotel downtown went into lockdown as protesters tossed bricks through the window.
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On lockdown While the violence has largely subsided, Wukan remains heavily militarized, witnesses told CNN.
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Tim Hartog, general manager of the Yard House restaurant, said the business was on lockdown.
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Andy Grignon (senior manager, iPhone, 1995–2007): The original OG lockdown was Jony Ive's lab.
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In several stories, the lockdown is used as an excuse for a romantic meet-cute.
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"For the most part, the whole family has been on lockdown," the insider told PEOPLE.
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Brussels was on lockdown, with Tuesday's blasts coming four days after the arrest of Abdeslam.
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The hospital says it had to resort to handwriting to cope with the computer lockdown.
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James VIII, "Love Lockdown" His Kanye West cover was a bit muted but overwhelmingly competent.
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The incident, which prompted a lockdown of prisons statewide, started at about 10:30 a.m.
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It was like a lockdown for at-risk teens, but with school and extracurricular activities.
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Arnold Palmer Hospital and Winnie Palmer Hospital were also placed on lockdown out of caution. .
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Schools in the Logan Township district were on modified lockdown during the incident, WPVI reported.
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Students and teachers had gone through a lockdown drill in the spring, Ms. Holt said.
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Only some classrooms fully maintained the lockdown despite the alarm and banging on the door.
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The school was placed on a brief lockdown, and police were called to the scene.
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This lockdown wasn't fake, A teacher that I have had brought a gun to school.
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The first reports started coming in ten or 15 minutes after we went into lockdown.
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You can watch fan video of the "Love Lockdown" cover above and "Liability/Runaway" below.
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They report the suspect is now in custody but the White House remains on lockdown.
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As of Saturday morning, the facility was still on lockdown, according to local news reports.
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Legal experts also agree that the lockdown complies with the European Convention on Human Rights.
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So in a pandemic-driven lockdown, how would we keep our high-tech products running?
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Previously, about 93,000 people in badly affected towns in the region had been under lockdown.
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Phil Murphy didn't rule out the possibility of a statewide lockdown, or a statewide curfew.
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The lockdown came after similar measures were taken by Italy less than a week earlier.
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On Monday, all of Italy was put under lockdown by the government through April 3.
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The Spanish government denied on Wednesday that it had any plan for such a lockdown.
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At least 2100 million Americans are under virtual lockdown, according to a NBC News tally.
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Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi imposed a 21-day lockdown on the country on Tuesday.
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Life on lockdown: A mother in Italy's 'red zone' describes how her family is coping
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But the lockdown measures currently in force are the right call to control the coronavirus.
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China's intense lockdown and social distancing campaign helped the country get its outbreak under control
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Some federal states, including Bavaria in the south, have already implemented their own lockdown measures.
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Italy was placed under lockdown Monday, which included the shuttering of museums and archaeological sites.
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It is possible the lockdown will start to produce a drop in cases this week.
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So things kept worsening until they pulled out all the stops with a countrywide lockdown.
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"That's the paradox of a lockdown economy," said Greg Daco, an economist at Oxford Economics.
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At least he's finding ways to stay busy while the whole world is on lockdown.
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The Andean country will enter a nationwide lockdown meant to stem infections from Tuesday night.
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The Andean country will enter a nationwide lockdown meant to stem infections from Tuesday night.
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Wuhan, the Chinese city where the outbreak originated, is emerging from a two-month lockdown.
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Andrew Cuomo has since insisted that the city will not be given a lockdown order.
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For those just going into lockdown, that could mean they're in for the long haul.
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"Police told everyone to get off the street and put it on lockdown," she said.
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The principal, Jake Heibel, announced on the loudspeaker that the school was going into lockdown.
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The White House and the Capitol building were both put on lockdown during the incident.
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I wasn't naïve: my whole school had been in lockdown for the last five hours.
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At the same time, Okafor was not exactly burnishing a reputation as a lockdown defender.
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And tell your friends to sign up here if they need more emails during lockdown.
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All of India, where there is more than a billion people, is going on lockdown.
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The strongman himself has been curiously absent, even as Moscow went into lockdown on Monday.
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Every fire alarm gives me pause, and every lockdown makes my heart race with uncertainty.
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They could be seen walking atop the belfries as police kept the area in lockdown.
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The country is under a national lockdown restricting citizens' movement and activities until April 3.
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The Spanish government declared a state of emergency on Saturday, placing the country in lockdown.
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Italy is already under a national lockdown restricting citizens' movement and activities until April 303.
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Italy is on lockdown as more than 9,000 cases of coronavirus infection have been confirmed.
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Italy's unprecedented lockdown comes as China appears to be turning a corner in the outbreak.
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To curb the spread of the novel coronavirus, Italy has been put on total lockdown.
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Like millions of other Americans across the country, our own family has been on lockdown.
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This week, Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced a countrywide lockdown for 21 days from midnight.
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A pandemic and lockdown haven't changed that — I'm still speaking to people across the globe.
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Only about one in three Americans is subject to some kind of state lockdown order.
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Experts say his desire to lift lockdown measures by Easter could make the crisis worse.
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India imposed a nationwide lockdown for 21 days earlier this week, impacting 1.3 billion people.
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On the day the lockdown was announced, a Monday, Natorena bought 55 pounds of rice.
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Police have enforced the lockdown strictly, even though Modi said essential services would be maintained.
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Parliament will sit on Wednesday to impose the state of emergency and lockdown, she said.
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With most of Europe practically under lockdown due to the virus, a recession appears imminent.
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On March 22, the country imposed a nationwide lockdown, restricting all nonessential travel and gatherings.
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As a result, it didn't have to resort to a drastic lockdown of its economy.
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India's stay-at-home order puts nearly one-fifth of the world's population under lockdown.
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France is also in national lockdown with 20,128 confirmed cases of coronavirus and 862 deaths.
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But I just think that we've got to get it so that the lockdown works.
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Those breaching lockdown rules could face fines between 400 and 3,000 euros ($440 and $3,300).
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India just issued a 21-day lockdown for its population of more than 1.3 billion.
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At the moment, India is under a lockdown for three weeks that began last Wednesday.
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Mr. Rahimi, the Herat provincial governor, imposed a lockdown on Herat city beginning on Wednesday.
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That has helped fuel growing opposition among some of Trump's advisers to an extended lockdown.
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Police say that he had escaped into the woods, sending several local schools into lockdown.
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Modi's comments come as Kashmir remains under a tight security lockdown and total communications blackout.
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Obviously it broke out the window, and at that point the school went into lockdown.
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In Italy, which went on full lockdown last week, they've had a particularly hard time.
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The country is in lockdown with drones being used to monitor the movement of citizens.
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The outbreak continues to surge in the country despite a strict lockdown in recent weeks.
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THE PROGNOSIS President Trump insists he won't issue a nationwide lockdown to halt the coronavirus.
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Italy's strict lockdown, which began on March 9, is due to be lifted on Friday.
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The United Kingdom has similar plans to roll out antibody testing to loosen its lockdown.
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With coronavirus dominating the news, the Biden campaign has smartly gone into a virtual lockdown.
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Parliament will sit on Wednesday to impose the state of emergency and lockdown, she said.
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With most of Europe practically under lockdown due to the virus, a recession appears imminent.
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International: On Day 1 of Broad Lockdown, a Debate Arises: Can Italians Follow the Rules?
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The authorities put two more towns under lockdown on Wednesday, raising the total to 13.
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"I actually celebrated my birthday on the first day of lockdown," Pavlik told Business Insider.
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As the novel coronavirus continues to spread, some countries are putting their citizens on lockdown.
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All major cities in Hubei province were under lockdown, affecting more than 62 million people.
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Shortly after Wuhan was put under quarantine, other Chinese cities were also put on lockdown.
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Experts said the size of the lockdown, which affects roughly 20 million people, was unprecedented.
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Chinese officials have scheduled a public transportation lockdown for the city's buses, ferries and subways.
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It is imperative that the tough lockdown measures unfolding this week presage nationwide travel restrictions.
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A lockdown ensued, and authorities began searching the base for the driver and the vehicle.
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Towns around the banks of Lake Taal were placed under police lockdown and evacuations enforced.
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The poignant statue depicts a young girl hiding for her life during a lockdown procedure.
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Residents on lockdown were supposed to leave or enter their towns only with special permission.
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Other Lombardy towns not affected by the lockdown have decided on their own restrictive measures.
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Some 250 million people at the center of the outbreak are living under virtual lockdown.
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China put almost 45 million people in lockdown to stop the spread of the virus.
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China placed a further 15 cities on lockdown, meaning roughly 50 million people are quarantined.
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Hubei is the epicentre of the outbreak and has been under virtual lockdown for weeks.
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Earlier this year, Attica was placed on lockdown after an outbreak of violence among inmates.
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By Friday, at least a dozen more cities in the Hubei province were on lockdown.
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Wuhan and more than a dozen other cities are on lockdown to stop its spread.
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One person has been detained and schools and nearby businesses are on lockdown, CBS46 reported.
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The synagogue was put on lockdown, and Mr. Ferencz's thoughts turned to his wife, Mindy.
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And when these lockdown systems become obsolete, it creates a whole new set of problems.
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As a precaution, the Department of Correction placed all of the state's prisons on lockdown.
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"We're basically on lockdown when he's here," said Jonathan Miller, the airport's fixed base operator.
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The "lockdown" generation has had to suffer through the normalization of terror in their schools.
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Hubei is the epicenter of the outbreak and has been under virtual lockdown for weeks.
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Yes, a national lockdown would surely have an exception for taking pets outside, Bendix said.
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When an old Cardassian security program is accidentally activated, Deep Space Nine goes on lockdown.
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Garbarino suggests one lockdown or shooting incident would probably count as a single traumatic event.
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BuzzFeed first reported that a research division of the USDA was on a communications lockdown.
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Another school district was put on a 'soft lockdown' In Forest, schools were on a "soft lockdown" as a safety precaution Friday because the district received suspicious phone calls after the raids, a school official said in a recorded voice message sent to parents.
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It&aposs got two patients there, and for the time being, the hospital is on lockdown.
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The entire city of Wuhan is under lockdown, along with other cities throughout China's Hubei province.
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By Friday evening, the lockdown had been lifted, though some streets in the area remained closed.
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Officials later tweeted that the lockdown had been lifted and all students and staff were safe.
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After the lights go out, the phone lines are cut and the building goes on lockdown.
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Supply chains have been disrupted due to travel restrictions, while many cities are in virtual lockdown.
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The epicentre region of Hubei is in lockdown and the capital Beijing resembles a ghost town.
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Medina, 39, also failed to call a "code red" to trigger a lockdown and summon police.
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The school, which has about 280 students, initially was placed on lockdown, the school district said.
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Sonic: MarioSonic may have the fan art scene on lockdown, but Mario is still the king.
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The incident prompted a 20-minute lockdown of the White House, a Secret Service official said.
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When it comes to slaying the hottest fall trends, Selena Gomez has got it on lockdown.
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The prison had been in lockdown for 36 hours to punish the inmates for the riot.
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Google has barely made any mention of Lockdown in the run-up to Android Pie's release.
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I recommend hunting down the "lockdown option" in settings, which adds another button to that menu.
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Highland Ranch schools went into lockdown for several hours, according to the Douglas County School District.
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Other students, he said, were told to remain inside as the school was placed on lockdown.
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Wright State University and nearby schools temporarily went into lockdown after the first alerts went out.
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Two months earlier, the two schools were on lockdown following a shooting between the gang rivals.
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She told him there was a SWAT team in the hotel and they were on lockdown.
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According to the graphic: The first classroom the shooter reached, Room 27.4, went into traditional lockdown.
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On April 14, Sheriff Jeff Hobby ordered Worth County High School to be placed on lockdown.
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Texas Tech University is currently on lockdown as an active shooter is reportedly on the loose.
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A polling station in California went into lockdown after a nearby shooting, CNN reported Tuesday evening.
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In the text, he tells his family the school's on lockdown and says he loves them.
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Q: Is there any semblance of normal life in Aleppo, or is it on complete lockdown?
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But today we also discussed something different in his schedule -- his school's semi-annual lockdown drill.
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"It is monumental that that school went on lockdown," said Tehama County Assistant Sheriff Phil Johnston.
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Getting the kids settled back into the work of learning after lockdown drills is a nightmare.
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The ad mainly features a text conversation between a fictional mother and child during a lockdown.
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A person on the hospital staff told NBC New York that the facility is under lockdown.
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The Hulen Mall in Fort Worth, Texas, was on lockdown, Fort Worth police said on Twitter.
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It is very hard to strike effectively from a lockdown once the trapped leg is extended.
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"It is monumental that that school went on lockdown," Tehama County Assistant Sheriff Phil Johnston said.
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Since the pandemic and its ensuing lockdown, Chang has decided to reopen her call for fears.
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It says the security lockdown there makes it impossible to determine the true extent of coercion.
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There has been global disruption to businesses and supply chains, and neighbouring Italy is in lockdown.
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As of Tuesday, March 17, at noon, the whole country of France has been on lockdown.
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Meanwhile in France, the government has deployed 100,000 police officers to enforce the country's coronavirus lockdown.
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Everything has changed, people keep saying about living life with Covid-19 under lockdown and quarantine.
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When we first heard about the lockdown on Friday, we dashed out to buy a crib.
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The country, which is suffering from the worst coronavirus epidemic in Europe, remains on total lockdown.
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Immediately, the central government put the area under brutal military lockdown to quash any dissent there.
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Keep on reading below for the latest information on potential plans to put London into lockdown.
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The drones were used to enforce lockdown measures, to prevent the spread of the coronavirus disease.
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Italy's Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte put the nation's 60 million residents on lockdown on March 10.
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Reports from Uighur exiles described how the lockdown placed Uighurs in Xinjiang at risk of starvation.
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Reports from Uighur exiles described how the lockdown placed Uighurs in Xinjiang at risk of starvation.
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New York will essentially be on lockdown this weekend, after its caseload soared to nearly 8,000.
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The military has stepped in to enforce a lockdown, but the action may be too late.
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The country, like much of Europe, is on lockdown in an effort to curtail the virus.
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And of course, the specifics are extraordinary, a modern world economy going on indefinite partial lockdown.
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Spain went into partial lockdown on Saturday as part of a 22.03-day state of emergency.
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Spain went into partial lockdown on Saturday as part of a 27-day state of emergency.
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So I personally anticipate there will be a very long lockdown in a lot of countries.
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Due to recent travel restrictions and worry over the coronavirus, the country is currently on lockdown.
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The Italian government expanded its lockdown, asking all 60 million people nationwide to stay at home.
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Here are seven rules that Italians have been told to live by under the coronavirus lockdown.
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As a freelance writer, I say to myself that the lockdown doesn't change much from before.
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That likely 'would not fly' in the US.Italy is in a nationwide lockdown over the coronavirus.
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Italy is the hardest-hit EU country, with a nationwide lockdown, 9,172 cases and 463 deaths.
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Police will reportedly be able to use reasonable force to ensure people comply with lockdown measures.
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With hindsight, many argue that Italy and Spain worsened their outbreak by imposing lockdown measures gradually.
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Mississippi — with just under 500 COVID-19 cases reported — has yet to mandate a statewide lockdown.
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In her small and tightly packed community, almost everyone had lost their jobs to the lockdown.
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Analysts expect the lockdown to support to Platinum Group Metals (PGMs) because of possible supply concerns.
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We are going into lockdown but as usual in retrospect we should have done it sooner.
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The jail had instituted a conditional lockdown, limiting the time when detainees can leave their cells.
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Our state is going into official lockdown on Monday, so I feel for all these workers.
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Because of the lockdown, she had to perform without an audience and share it on YouTube.
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The national lockdown extends measures that had previously only been in place in the country's north.
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Although the school year is relatively new, the younger children had already participated in lockdown drills.
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The ward was put on lockdown, in an attempt to confine the spread of the virus.
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In the Philippines, about 60 million people — more than half the country's population — are under lockdown.
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"I want to say to be clear, this is not a lockdown," Mayor Lori Lightfoot said.
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More than 150 people have been injured in clashes with the police since the lockdown began.
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States across Germany are in lockdown, with strict quarantines imposed in some parts of the country.
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Netflix streaming traffic has reached all-time highs as cities enter lockdown amid the coronavirus pandemic.
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On the current trajectory, as exposures and illnesses skyrocket, Americans could be in lockdown for months.
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In an effort to slow infection rates, many countries and cities have imposed strict lockdown measures.
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A one-month lockdown started to curb the spread of the outbreak as cases neared 300.
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Office staff worked remotely during the lockdown, while the company's delivery workers ferried food to customers.
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French authorities imposed a two-week lockdown, however making clear the confinement would likely be extended.
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After the shooting on Monday, American advisers in the area went on lockdown, the official said.
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Spain went into partial lockdown on Saturday as part of a 22.18-day state of emergency.
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After weeks of local social-distancing measures, the whole of Italy went into lockdown last Tuesday.
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In another sign of a potential thaw, China moved toward lifting some of its lockdown measures.
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Another visitor told Reuters they had not been informed that the lockdown would last two weeks.
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The entirety of Italy is currently on lockdown, with all public gatherings banned — including soccer matches.
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On Thursday, Chinese authorities announced a similar lockdown of the nearby cities of Huanggang and Ezhou.
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Since January 23, Wuhan, China, has been on lockdown to stop the Wuhan coronavirus from spreading.
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Developed by a former SWAT officer Greg Cane, ALICE stands for alert, lockdown, inform, counter, evacuate.
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The lockdown has resulted in local hospitals being overwhelmed with patients seeking treatment in the city.
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More than 217 million people are under partial lockdown in the provinces of Hubei and Guangdong.
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Schildkraut, who wasn't involved with this study, researches mass shootings, school shootings and school lockdown drills.
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As he and his classmates went into lockdown, many thought the noise might have been firecrackers.
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The city of about 11 million people has been under lockdown for more than a month.
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Another visitor told Reuters they had not been informed that the lockdown would last two weeks.
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The lockdown continues despite India's Supreme Court in January deeming "indefinite" suspension of internet services illegal.
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The lockdown in Lombardy, announced late Friday, has closed schools, businesses, and bus and train stations.
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While I was reading Orenstein's and Natterson's books, my sons had a lockdown drill at school.
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Several residents under lockdown Monday said they were stunned the latest attack happened in their neighborhood.
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Wuhan, a city of about 11 million, has been under virtual lockdown for over three weeks.
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A dozen towns went into effective lockdown, closing schools, businesses and restaurants and canceling public events.
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One local teacher named Marzio Toniolo documented what life is like in the lockdown for Reuters.
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The death toll rose by 118, with most in Wuhan, which remains under virtual lockdown. REBOUND?
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Residents on lockdown reportedly are supposed to only leave or enter their town with special permission.
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Grocery stores and food delivery services are still up and running, even in areas under lockdown.
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Wuhan has been placed on an effective lockdown, almost entirely sealed off from the outside world.
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More than a dozen Chinese cities, impacting more than 30 million people, were placed on lockdown.
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The lockdown at the White House was also lifted shortly after the all clear was given.
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With Manning limited, the real battle will be between Carolina's potent offense and Denver's lockdown defense.
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The school was put on lockdown, and the student was detained and faces expulsion, authorities said.
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Medical attention was administered, students were evacuated and the school was placed on lockdown, Jack said.
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Invest in sensible gun reform laws that allow us to do our job without lockdown drills.
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I can remember our whole city and region being on lockdown, and it was sheer terror.
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Had India not imposed the lockdown, it would have been five million to six million people.
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Had India not imposed the lockdown, it would have been five million to six million people.
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Most of the cities in Hubei Province have been on lockdown since the end of January.
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The headlines today paint Wuhan as a pariah city, in a wartime battle and in lockdown.
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I have seen some polling that shows high levels of popular support for the Italian lockdown.
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And many Americans are wondering if the US government has its eyes on a nationwide lockdown.
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The nationwide lockdown in Italy, whose population is around 60 million, went into effect March 10.
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Keeping information on lockdown also means thinking about all the ways location information could get out.
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The jail had abandoned its usual routines, with inmates kept on partial lockdown for safety reasons.
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The school was placed on lockdown and the man, Thomas J. Wilkie, 46, of Bear, Del.
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The entire campus is on lockdown right now, and firefighters are on scene to treat victims.
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Italy's semi-lockdown makes a recession hard to avoid Italy has imposed the most draconian lockdown outside mainland China as it attempts to control Europe's biggest outbreak of the novel coronavirus, restricting the movements of more than 10 million people in the northern part of the country.
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All of Italy is under lockdown In an unprecedented and potentially legally fraught move, all of Italy and its 29 million residents have been placed under lockdown, Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte announced on Monday, part of a raft of sweeping quarantine measures intended to contain the outbreak.
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Holman remains on lockdown because of the strike, and prisoners told VICE News that the work stoppage has also spread to the Staton Correctional Facility, a medium-security prison that houses around 240,22 inmates, and to St. Clair, which was also placed on partial lockdown last week.
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He posted images on twitter of people peering out of a storefront that had gone into lockdown.
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After the incident, passengers were placed on lockdown for hours before being allowed to leave the boat.
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In fact, the shooter was an expelled student who had likely been through those lockdown drills himself.
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The all-male facility, the largest in the state, was placed on lockdown and surrounded by police.
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The correctional facility, and surrounding prisons, were placed under lockdown until officials determined the incident was over.
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The school was evacuated and all schools in the area were placed on lockdown as a precaution.
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Among the top 10 economic performance cities, all except one have been in the state of lockdown.
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In Wuhan, many residents said they did not grasp the gravity of the epidemic until the lockdown.
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According to St. Joseph County Sheriff Bill Redman, the lockdown was to keep out an angry crowd.
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The entire ship is now on lockdown until February 19 — eight more days of mandatory room service.
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Reporters at the State Department have grumbled about what they see as a "lockdown" on Ukraine inquiries.
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Landry's had already gone on lockdown, he said, but opened its doors when the employees ran there.
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On Saturday, the campus of Jawaharlal Nehru University was on lockdown, with armed police guarding the entrances.
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The latest round of nationwide protests, dubbed "operation lockdown" by organizers, is expected to take place Friday.
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As this Instagram tour shows, the theme park on lockdown really is a small world, after all.
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Public investors effectively pulled all SAC's outside money, and Cohen and his lieutenants were in lockdown mode.
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Unlike other lockdown defenders, Green and Smith do an equally great job at converting stops into offense.
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The school was put on lockdown and later evacuated, but cops say it's all an innocent mistake.
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In the end, the lockdown forces Mickey to stay at Gus's, forcing more interaction between the two.
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The same school went on lockdown following false-alarm reports of an active shooter on Feb. 28.
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The Cincinnati Zoo put visitors and staff on lockdown Wednesday after a polar bear escaped its enclosure.
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The university was forced to cancel the event and institute a campus-wide lockdown amid growing protests.
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Students on campus told the Daily Northwestern that they were in campus buildings that were on lockdown.
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The store was on lockdown, but customers were allowed to exit through the back of the building.
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The lockdown came just days before the 20th anniversary of the mass shooting at Columbine High School.
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"Resorts World Manila is currently on lockdown following reports of gunfire from unidentified men," one tweet reads.
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A phone threat to "shoot up" the school had prompted officials to place the campus on lockdown.
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Students are posting images and updates about the lockdown on Twitter, including purported warnings about the situation.
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In prison, you can't always answer those questions definitively; sometimes there is a lockdown or an emergency.
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In that case, Deedon argues, most students were only ever taught to shelter in place or lockdown.
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After all, lockdown drills can last for hours — during which students are expected to say completely silent.
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The security lockdown was "not acceptable," said the United Nations expert monitoring events in Myanmar, Yanghee Lee.
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In Italy, entire cities and towns were put on lockdown, effectively putting an estimated 100,000 under quarantine.
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In the case of the Italian lockdown, the government almost certainly has the law on its side.
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Cities have been put on lockdown, over 1,600 cases have been confirmed and 34 people have died.
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U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced nationwide lockdown measures Friday, telling cafes, bars and restaurants to close.
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Italy is already under a heavy lockdown where public movement is restricted and many establishments are closed.
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The UK has gone into full coronavirus lockdown with the British public ordered to stay at home.
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In Spain, a national lockdown has gone into effect and the Prime Minister's wife has tested positive.
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Johannesburg (CNN)South Africa will enforce a three-week lockdown over coronavirus, President Cyril Ramaphosa announced Monday.
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France is now in its third day of a lockdown to fight the spread of the disease.
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On March 10, 2020 Italy started an unprecedented nationwide lockdown to slow Europe's worst outbreak of coronavirus.
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Lombardy, however, only tested residents that showed symptoms and had difficulty enforcing a lockdown in the region.
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But on March 1, the region put its lockdown back into place as more residents fell sick.
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One man in Cyprus used a drone to take his dog for a walk during a lockdown.
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In many cases they face an impossible choice: break lockdown rules, or stay home and earn nothing.
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That's because the country is in lockdown in a bid to stop the spread of Covid-19.
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Cleaners, for example, are considered to provide an essential service, and are therefore exempted from the lockdown.
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In October 2016, his school was put on lockdown after a student claimed to have a weapon.
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Clallam Bay Correctional Center in Washington State is also said to be on lockdown after actions there.
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His speech this week announcing a lockdown drew the biggest television audience in Britain in this century.
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He urged the British public to abide by the three-week lockdown put into place on Monday.
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The Netherlands announced a lockdown that will last until April 6, closing schools and child care facilities.
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Moscow declared a lockdown starting Monday, limiting residents to essential activities within 100 meters of their home.
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Jeffrey Gettleman, our New Delhi bureau chief, has been covering the lockdown of India's 1.3 billion people.
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Governments that initially criticized China for putting millions of its citizens under lockdown have since followed suit.
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But Mr. Francis is hesitant to do so until he is sure Oregon won't implement a lockdown.
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On Monday night, Mr. Macron announced a 15-day lockdown on all but "essential" outings, starting Tuesday.
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One of the scenes focused on a scenario where there was a lockdown and someone was shooting.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced the lockdown last Tuesday, and it went into effect midnight that day.
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She will be on lockdown on the second floor of the building with her fourth-grade class.
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The White House went on lockdown on Friday afternoon, after shots were reportedly fired near the building.
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The country tightened its nationwide lockdown further by ordering all non-essential shops and services to close.
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And if you're affected by a lockdown you will get the full amount back no questions asked.
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The country is advising its citizens to limit all social contact as the country heads toward lockdown.
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This March 4 photo (below) show's Milan's cathedral square, Piazza del Duomo, deserted days before the lockdown.
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The lockdown bans public gatherings and restricts travel only for urgent work situations, emergencies and health reasons.
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This week, the entire country began an unprecedented lockdown meant to contain the spread of the disease.
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Italy is under lockdown while COVID-27 continues to spread throughout the country and claim more lives.
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Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez announced the lockdown, which will impose stringent restrictions nationwide on people's movements.
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The lockdown also includes closures of schools, universities, restaurants, bars and hotels nationwide along with nonessential stores.
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"On Tuesday, Vice President Mike Pence said that the White House had not "discussed a nationwide lockdown.
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There are also signs that the two-month lockdown in Wuhan, China, has helped curb farther spread.
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The coronavirus pandemic continues to keep countries in lockdown, with over 400,000 confirmed cases around the globe.
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But some big restaurants have yanked their services from takeaway apps entirely as they close for lockdown.
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He also said the government was weighing the option of a national lockdown to combat the coronavirus.
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Gatherings have been banned throughout Italy because of a national lockdown so church funerals cannot be held.
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Much of the area has been in lockdown since mid-January but curbs are slowly being lifted.
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France is now in its third day of a lockdown to fight the spread of the disease.
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They'll have to ramp up spending to counteract some of the effects of this sudden economic lockdown.
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Greece later instituted a nationwide lockdown effective Monday, March 23, restricting all non-essential travel and gatherings.
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The first day of the lockdown, guards let us out of our cells only for 20 minutes.
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The city of Wuhan, which is located in the province, will remain on lockdown until April 8.
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Many of them would lose their wages during the lockdown and some are likely to face unemployment.
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"If Tokyo moves to a full lockdown, we would expect a 5% dip in GDP," Adenwala predicted.
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Italians have been under lockdown for three weeks and the restrictions were due to end on Friday.
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After I moved here from England when I was 10, we always did lockdown drills in school.
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Mr. Modi's lockdown is the largest confinement in human history, with 1.3 billion people abruptly shut in.
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The police said the school's decision to order a lockdown prevented many more children from being killed.
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But on Friday, Cuomo fully acknowledged the disruption and economic ramifications of a lockdown in New York.
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China implemented a stringent lockdown several weeks into the epidemic; Italy introduced its own measure last week.
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Some experts are increasingly wondering if China's lockdown will become pointless the more widespread the virus becomes.
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In a lockdown drill, everyone in the school practices responding seamlessly to the presence of an intruder.
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The point of a lockdown drill is to know what to do automatically, without having to think.
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He heard from another person who was waiting for a passenger that the flight was on lockdown.
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Italian residents are under a full lockdown — domestic and international travel are banned, nonessential stores are closed.
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Since the country was put on lockdown, officials have continued to emphasize the importance of widespread testing.
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He also said the government was weighing the option of a national lockdown to combat the coronavirus.
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"This nationwide lockdown is necessary to fundamentally disrupt the chain of transmission across society," Ramaphosa reportedly said.
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As long as much of the country is on lockdown, this cash should be provided each month.
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India's third most populous state has recorded higher power use on all three days of the lockdown.
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Authorities ordered a widespread lockdown on Wednesday and tourism bookings, a mainstay of the economy, have stalled.
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Spain has been in lockdown since Saturday in an attempt to stem the spread of the coronavirus.
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