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List of the past 6 months or so of #COVID and #LongCovid research.

Definitely underscores the need to not get infected or to not get reinfected if you already have been.

https://www.reddit.com/r/HermanCainAward/

https://www.sorryantivaxxer.com/

https://www.antivaxattacks.com/

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Australia to overturn Djokovic visa ban, paving way for Australian Open return | CNN

Australia to overturn Djokovic visa ban, paving way for Australian Open return | CNN

Sydney CNN  —  Australia will overturn a three-year ban on tennis player Novak Djokovic entering the country, paving the way for the former world No. 1 to contest the 2023 Australian Open. Djokovic confirmed the news in his press conference Wednesday after defeating Andrey Rublev at the ATP Finals in Turin, Italy, adding that he will compete in the 2023 Australian Open next January. “I was…

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JOAN SOLSONA Novak Djokovic lo quiere todo. El mejor tenista que jamás empuñó una raqueta debutó este sábado con victoria en el Masters 1000 de Indian Wells, el primer torneo de la categoría en el calendario y que no había disputado desde 2019, entre la pandemia y la vacuna contra el coronavirus. Djokovic está en disposición de obtener un nuevo récord en el desierto californiano. Los seis títulos rompería el tope histórico de cinco que ahora mismo comparte con Roger Federer. El serbio, verdugo de Alexandar Vukic, por 6-2, 5-7 y 6-3, llega a las 400 victorias en Masters 1000. Sólo Rafael Nadal tiene más: 406. Un récord que el balear podría perder dentro de dos semanas en Miami. Hace cinco años que no jugaba aquí y parece que fue ayer Novak Djokovic De igual forma, 'Nole' doblará a finales de marzo en semanas como número uno a Nadal, 418 a 209, una prueba más de que nadie aguanta la comparativa con él cifras en mano. Primero del ranking hasta Roland Garros La gira americana de pista dura, en función de los resultados, podría podría garantizar a Djokovic el cetro mundial hasta Roland Garros (26 de mayo al 9 de junio). Cabe recordar que dos triunfos le permitirían llegar a los 2000 puntos netos y que sólo defiende 270 puntos antes del Abierto galo: 90 de Montecarlo y 180 de Roma. El campeón de 24 grandes se enfrentará en la tercera ronda de Indian Wells con el 'lucky loser' italiano Luca Nardi, verdugo del chino Zhang, por 6-3, 3-6 y 6-3. El tenista de Belgrado, que el 22 de mayo cumple 37 años, vive una eterna juventud: "Hace cinco años que no jugaba aquí y parece que fue ayer", confesaba a la conclusión. No hay mejor tenista que él y no hay mayor profesional que él. Viajó al Valle de Coachella una semana antes (coincidió el jueves 22 de febrero en el avión con Nadal) para habituarse a la superficie de juego y las pelotas. Ha tenido a tiempo de jugar a fútbol con los otros tenistas en el jardín de césped natural reservado para los profesionales en el Tennis Garden y compartir un evento de caridad con la mismísima Charlize Theron. Después de la herida que supuso la derrota con Jannik Sinner en las semifinales del Open de Australia, Djokovic vuelve a la carga. Para recibir en tu celular esta y otras informaciones, únete a nuestras redes sociales, síguenos en Instagram, Twitter y Facebook como @DiarioElPepazo El Pepazo/Marca

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Moderna’s marketing arm colludes with US government to SPY on Americans, shut down vaccine skepticism

Dr Eddy Betterman Internal reports from drug giant Moderna show that all throughout the Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19) “pandemic,” the company conspired and colluded with law enforcement and social media companies to target vaccine skeptics like Serbian tennis champion Novak Djokovic. Moderna actually compiled one report devoted specifically to Djokovic, who is popular, well-loved and very…

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Novak Djokovic to miss Miami Open as U.S. denies entry over covid vaccine

Comment on this story Comment Tennis star Novak Djokovic will miss the Miami Open after failing to get an exemption under coronavirus vaccine rules to enter the United States. The world No. 1, who is not vaccinated against the coronavirus, had hoped U.S. authorities would grant him an exemption so he could play at Indian Wells and the Miami Open. The Transportation Security Administration…

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Still hope for Djokovic

Package for the Indian Wells Masters 1000 because he is not vaccinated against the coronavirus, Novak Djokovic keeps a tiny hope of playing in Miami in two weeks. The governor of Florida has also challenged Joe Biden on this subject. Officially, he is still on the list of participants. But will Novak Djokovic play the Miami Masters 1000 in two weeks? Nothing is less certain… The Serb is not…

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Novak Djokovic Hopes To Play In US Despite Being Unvaccinated

BELGRADE, Serbia (AP) — Novak Djokovic has asked American authorities for special permission to enter the United States to play tennis tournaments in California and Florida despite being unvaccinated against the coronavirus, the top-ranked Serb said Wednesday. The Transportation Security Administration has said the requirement for foreign air travelers to be fully vaccinated against the disease…

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Djokovic asks for special permission to enter US despite vaccine status | Novak Djokovic

Novak Djokovic has asked American authorities for special permission to enter the United States to play tennis tournaments in California and Florida despite being unvaccinated against the coronavirus, the world No 1 said on Wednesday. The Transportation Security Administration has said the requirement for foreign air travelers to be fully vaccinated against the disease would be in place at least…

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Tennis: Djokovic wins again in Australia after two-year absence, threatening Nadal's record

Tennis: Djokovic wins again in Australia after two-year absence, threatening Nadal’s record

Serbian tennis ace Novak Djokovic has won again in Australia, a country where he has enjoyed so much success over the years. One year after being deported for refusing the coronavirus vaccine, the 35-year-old secured his first win in the country in two years at the Adelaide Open 250 on Tuesday by defeating Constantin Lestienne 6-3, 6-2 to add win number 19 from his last 20 matches. The Balkan,…

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Novak Djokovic: "I am very happy to know that I can play Australia and have taken that pressure off me"

Novak Djokovic was pleased to reach the Masters Cup semifinals and to know that he will be able to return to the Australian Open after being deported last January for refusing the coronavirus vaccine. Positive news. "Obviously I am happy to have received the news yesterday that I will be able to start next season in Australia. Only the people close to me know what happened this year. Maybe it affected me in a positive way in the game. Knowing that I will play in Australia takes the pressure off both me and my team."

Carlos Alcaraz, number 1 at the end of the year. "If Carlos is number one, it's because he deserves it. I'm not going to go into what would have happened if he had played more. Alcaraz is a new face for our sport, he's a good boy and he represents tennis in a positive way."

Motivation. "I always have something to prove both to myself and to others."

Hobicuan

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The Australian Open leaves Djokovic's participation in the hands of the... Novak Djokovic is not going to have it easy at all to play the Australian Open 2023. The nine-time champion in Melbourne is no longer exposed to a veto as such for his decision not to get vaccinated against the coronavirus, given the total improvement in society in As far as the pandemic is concerned, but it does continue with the sanction and the withdrawal of his visa until 2025 after being deported last January after his clash with the Government of the oceanic country. It will have to be, precisely, the great positions of Australia who finally decide whether or not Djokovic participates in the Australian Open for a mere question of entering the country. This is stated by Craig Tilley , president of Tennis Australia, the organizing company of the first Grand Slam of the season and therefore, the highest authority in terms of the tournament... but not in terms of enabling Novak 's registration . READ MORE: Novak Djokovic’s Thumping Victory Over Bosnia-Born American Player Once Led to Violent Clashes in Melbourne Craig Tilley , days after the first statements from Australia, specifically from the opposition to the current government, spoke about the Djokovic situation . “I spent some time with Novak at the Laver Cup, we talked and he told me that obviously he would love to go back to Australia, but he knows that ultimately it will be the decision of the federal government, “said the Australian Open president in The newspaper The age . The Australian Open leaves Djokovic's participation in the hands of the... Therefore, Tilley makes it clear that the decision of the tournament is that Djokovic is there, but that this is worth nothing if the Government does not decide to give him a special exemption that implies the return of his visa, withdrawn until 2025 as part of the deportation of the past January. "They have to resolve the situation and depending on the result, we would welcome Djokovic to the Australian Open," Craig Tilley completed in the local media. READ MORE: Suspense, curiosity and uncertainty surround Rafael Nadal child birth as non of his… Tilley 's words do not provide optimism in a Djokovic who wants to play the Australian Open 2023 at all costs. The Serbian has already seen the sporting consequences of missing it and, in addition, if he played it, he could opt for his tenth title in Melbourne, a round figure that Rafa Nadal has only reached at Roland Garros . The reason for Djokovic 's current few options is his confrontation with the government in January, which ended in deportation by Immigration Minister Alex Hawke . This in itself adds to recent statements by former Home Secretary Karen Andrews , currently in opposition, who claimed that an exceptional permit for Nole would be "a slap in the face for Australians who have been vaccinated." Read the full article

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When Federer and Nadal hear Djokovic got disqualified😄😁

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JOAN SOLSONA Novak Djokovic lo quiere todo. El mejor tenista que jamás empuñó una raqueta debutó este sábado con victoria en el Masters 1000 de Indian Wells, el primer torneo de la categoría en el calendario y que no había disputado desde 2019, entre la pandemia y la vacuna contra el coronavirus. Djokovic está en disposición de obtener un nuevo récord en el desierto californiano. Los seis títulos rompería el tope histórico de cinco que ahora mismo comparte con Roger Federer. El serbio, verdugo de Alexandar Vukic, por 6-2, 5-7 y 6-3, llega a las 400 victorias en Masters 1000. Sólo Rafael Nadal tiene más: 406. Un récord que el balear podría perder dentro de dos semanas en Miami. Hace cinco años que no jugaba aquí y parece que fue ayer Novak Djokovic De igual forma, 'Nole' doblará a finales de marzo en semanas como número uno a Nadal, 418 a 209, una prueba más de que nadie aguanta la comparativa con él cifras en mano. Primero del ranking hasta Roland Garros La gira americana de pista dura, en función de los resultados, podría podría garantizar a Djokovic el cetro mundial hasta Roland Garros (26 de mayo al 9 de junio). Cabe recordar que dos triunfos le permitirían llegar a los 2000 puntos netos y que sólo defiende 270 puntos antes del Abierto galo: 90 de Montecarlo y 180 de Roma. El campeón de 24 grandes se enfrentará en la tercera ronda de Indian Wells con el 'lucky loser' italiano Luca Nardi, verdugo del chino Zhang, por 6-3, 3-6 y 6-3. El tenista de Belgrado, que el 22 de mayo cumple 37 años, vive una eterna juventud: "Hace cinco años que no jugaba aquí y parece que fue ayer", confesaba a la conclusión. No hay mejor tenista que él y no hay mayor profesional que él. Viajó al Valle de Coachella una semana antes (coincidió el jueves 22 de febrero en el avión con Nadal) para habituarse a la superficie de juego y las pelotas. Ha tenido a tiempo de jugar a fútbol con los otros tenistas en el jardín de césped natural reservado para los profesionales en el Tennis Garden y compartir un evento de caridad con la mismísima Charlize Theron. Después de la herida que supuso la derrota con Jannik Sinner en las semifinales del Open de Australia, Djokovic vuelve a la carga. Para recibir en tu celular esta y otras informaciones, únete a nuestras redes sociales, síguenos en Instagram, Twitter y Facebook como @DiarioElPepazo El Pepazo/Marca

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Novak Djokovic back in training after COVID-19 recovery ahead of US Open

Novak Djokovic back in training after COVID-19 recovery ahead of US Open

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World number one tennis player Novak Djokovic has returned back to training after recovering from COVID-19. Boris Bosnjakovic, the head coach of Novak Tennis Centre in Belgrade, took to social media platform Instagram to post photographs of the Serbian ace going about his business along with Filip Krajinovic.

Djokovic was one of the several players who had tested positive for coronavirus…

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Still hope for Djokovic

Package for the Indian Wells Masters 1000 because he is not vaccinated against the coronavirus, Novak Djokovic keeps a tiny hope of playing in Miami in two weeks. The governor of Florida has also challenged Joe Biden on this subject. Officially, he is still on the list of participants. But will Novak Djokovic play the Miami Masters 1000 in two weeks? Nothing is less certain… The Serb is not…