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3 Oʻahu People Who Contracted COVID-19 Talk About Their Illness and Recovery

3 Oʻahu People Who Contracted COVID-19 Talk About Their Illness and Recovery
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Canadian company enters Jamaica s magic mushroom market

The vast economic potential of Jamaica s magic mushroom market has caug.

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Party goes on for Dubai influencers after Priti Patel said Brits should stay home

EXCLUSIVE: Defiant fitness coach influencers boast that they got last flight out from UK to Dubai after Priti Patel s message to stay at home and obey Covid lockdown rules Mark Ross, who works for Barry s Gym Chain, and Jessica Riffat from Manchester flew to Dubai on Thursday They left just hours before all direct flights between the two countries were banned due to Covid-19 variant One angry client of 30-year-old Ms Riffat said this is clearly a holiday and a breach of the lockdown law Mr Ross, who works for Barry s Gym Chain, filmed himself strolling around Dubai Marina with his girlfriend

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Ministers warn holiday is illegal in ad campaign - as Dubai influencers sip cocktails by the pool

Ministers warn going on holiday is illegal in new ad campaign to halt foreign travel - as Dubai influencers slurp cocktails by the pool despite travel ban starting TODAY because hotel quarantine is still at least a week away British travellers raced home today to avoid being stranded in Dubai when UAE travel ban begins at 1pm But some including Mia Sully from Absolutely Ascot and Love Island star Joseph Garratt are staying in Dubai Scramble to get UK flight comes after ministers added United Arab Emirates to so-called red list of countries Emirates and Etihad say all UK passenger flights from UAE are suspended, but some BA flights are running

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Madrona Venture Group raises $345M for 8th fund, its largest ever, and $161M for 2nd later-stage fund

Madrona Venture Group raises $345M for 8th fund, its largest ever, and $161M for 2nd later-stage fund December 31, 2020 at 9:58 am Madrona Venture Group managing directors from L to R: Tim Porter, Matt McIlwain, Len Jordan, Tom Alberg, S. Somasegar (Soma), Hope Cochran, Steve Singh, Scott Jacobson, and Paul Goodrich. (Madrona Photo) Madrona Venture Group has raised more than $500 million in fresh capital that the 25-year-old Seattle venture capital firm will use to bankroll both early and later-stage startups. It marks the firm’s largest fundraising effort. Madrona reeled in $345 million for its eighth fund money that it will use to invest in 35-to-40 Pacific Northwest tech startups over the next several years. It also raised $161 million for its second “Acceleration Fund,” designed for more mature companies located across North America.

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