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• More than half of respondents also reported needing and not receiving financial aid.

• While there is broad consensus among most economists that more aid is needed—and soon—getting a deal passed in the lame-duck session before 2021 is looking like a tall order.

• Use a rinse aid if you have hard water, and set the dishwasher on a non-heated drying cycle.

• The loan, which is part of the emergency airline aid package approved in March, allows Sun Country to receive federal assistance without having to tap big backers such as Amazon and Apollo for the additional help.

• In 2017, her department hit Amazon with a $294 million back-tax bill for its Luxembourg operations, on the basis that the company got a sweetheart deal from local tax authorities that amounted to illegal state aid.

• How culpable are sites like Facebook, Google, and Apple in aiding potential spying, and the loss of privacy?

• And then he was charged not with forcible rape, but with having sex with a prisoner and then aiding her escape.

• Our driver is a doctor who was held in detention for three years by U.S. forces on charges of aiding the Taliban.

• One role the desert-dwelling Bedouin and Berbers would be perfectly suited to is aiding the army in its frontier patrols.

• “This is aiding and abetting criminal activity,” charges campaign finance attorney Dan Backer, counsel for Stop Hillary.

• It would be at once a breach of that neutrality we profess to observe, and, in my opinion, an aiding of the worst cause.