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- He checked the reading. No fever. I was cleared for coffee. USA Today
- Lithuania’s capital city will be transformed into one big open-air cafe to allow for physical distancing amid the coronavirus pandemic, according to a report. NY Post
- Kenyan businesswoman Nasra Ali wants Nigerians to start appreciating locally grown coffee. Deutsche Well
- Are cheap coffee makers and iPhones worth the apparent risks of more pandemics. The Washington Times
- Recipes like dalgona coffee, sourdough starters, and banana bread aren’t being associated with limitation or hardship, but with relieving stress and removing uncertainty. The Atlantic
- Marietta had published a blog post about her agonizing decision to shut down the coffee shop and lay off her staff, so they could collect a bigger unemployment check than their paycheck. NPR
- Drinking filtered coffee was associated with a 15 percent reduction in the risk of dying prematurely from any cause in both men and women. The New York Times
- I love a good cup of coffee. But I am also lazy. The Daily Beast
- The filming of a car in motion requires unique camera rigs and positions, and also ubiquitous to the [Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee] episodes are close-up shots of coffee. Courthouse News
- Beware of combination stains, though – the way you would treat a straight-up coffee stain is complicated if you take yours white with sugar. The Guardian