Sample JSON Result from Archived COVID-19 Data Since 2021
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"text": "(CNN) The numbers are daunting.\nThere have been more than 39 million cases of Covid-19 in America since the start of the pandemic. The virus has killed more than 640,000 of our fellow citizens. The sheer magnitude of those numbers makes them hard for us to properly contextualize. The enormity of what we've lost is challenging to get our arms around. Which is why this headline stopped me in my tracks when I came across it today in the Fargo Forum: \" 1 in 500 North Dakotans has died of COVID-19 \" Read More Yes, you read that right. One in every 500 residents of North Dakota have died of Covid-19. Not been infected. Died. Here's the math: North Dakota has had 1,560-plus people die from Covid-19. And according to the 2020 census, its population is 779,094. So divide 779,094 by 1,560 and you get roughly 500. THE POINT -- NOW ON YOUTUBE!\nIn each episode of his weekly YouTube show, Chris Cillizza will delve a little deeper into the surreal world of politics. Click to subscribe!\nWhat's even more remarkable? North Dakota isn't the only state where that 1 in 500 figure is true. Florida, Michigan, Ohio and South Dakota have also lost roughly 1 in 500 of their residents to the coronavirus. New Jersey has lost 1 in every 346 residents to Covid-19 . Four of those six states -- all except Michigan and New Jersey -- are run by Republican governors. And in South Dakota and Florida, in particular, their governors have an eye on national office in 2024 and used their laissez-faire approach to Covid-19 as a resume booster. The Point : Take a minute today to consider what it means to lose 1 of every 500 people (or 1 of every 346) in your state to this awful disease. And to hope that terrifying numbers like these convince more people to get vaccinated. It's our only hope of avoiding even more death and loss. ",
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