Death [noun]

So far, little is known publicly about the ransomware strain or the attackers involved in the infection, which began last Thursday, about 24 hours before the death occurred.

The best way to dampen the negative effects of the coronavirus pandemic — to prevent illness and death and to return the economy to normal — is to limit its spread.

New cases have declined markedly from the height of the pandemic in July and deaths have declined from the spring, when more than 1,500 people a day typically died.

Over time, though, the percentage of total deaths that have occurred in blue states has dropped.

If that were the country’s total, we would have seen the second-most number of deaths globally, trailing only Brazil.

That estimate of the possible death toll, though, comes from an Imperial College study released in March, which looked only at how the virus could spread over the spring and summer.

Bachelet also noted “attacks on and violent deaths of LGBTI persons continue to increase” in Honduras.

Even a subtle environmental change — a dry well, say — can mean life or death, and without money to address the problem, migration is often simply a question of survival.

As we head into the fall, a number of the models are projecting an easing of the death toll, which was well over 1,000 Americans a day at its height.

This is the place where the Muscovite criminals are banished to, if they are not put to death.