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Around 9% of Coronavirus tests came positive on July 9th. Is it reasonable to assume that much more than ~1% of the US general population have had the virus?

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Do we have any evidence pointing to either direction as to who benefits the most from restrictions (or lack of thereof) on the buying and selling of 'political-data'?

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Some states are seeing a large percentage increase in registered voters. Is this typical? And what's causing this?

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Since we know COVID-19 causes loss of taste, would a patient with this symptom be able to feel spicy food?

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Around 9% of Coronavirus tests came positive on July 9th. Is it reasonable to assume that much more than ~1% of the US general population have had the virus?	9824
Do we have any evidence pointing to either direction as to who benefits the most from restrictions (or lack of thereof) on the buying and selling of 'political-data'?	1
Some states are seeing a large percentage increase in registered voters. Is this typical? And what's causing this?	1
Since we know COVID-19 causes loss of taste, would a patient with this symptom be able to feel spicy food?	1