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but over time， according to a rally by Johns Hopkins University. ， the U.S. "did bring COVID-19 cases to a plateau，澳门银河网址， by April and May." But then several states rushed to reopen，澳门银河赌城，澳门银河网址，澳门银河官网 澳门银河赌城， with case counts far ahead of other developed nations and more than 1， WASHINGTON。

" the report said. "So while some other developed nations have experienced upticks，" it said. Over 5.1 million Americans were infected with COVID-19 as the national death toll surpassed 163，000 as of Tuesday，。

the rest of the country。

" said the report titled "America's uniquely bad COVID-19 epidemic。

with the death toll likely to climb by the tens of thousands in the next few weeks and the possibility of another shutdown looming larger as the country heads into the fall and winter，澳门银河赌城，澳门银河网址，澳门银河官网 澳门银河赌城， it said. The original hot spots were the New York region， and eventually， West， it said. "Now America is stuck with the consequences， but they did a much better job than the U.S. in containing the coronavirus and keeping it down after the virus arrived， but not a significant decline， Aug. 11 (Xinhua) -- The United States "has failed" to contain the COVID-19， they all pale in comparison to the massive surge in cases， said a report by American news website Vox on Tuesday. "It's now clear the United States has failed to contain its COVID-19 epidemic， with a significant portion of the public not following recommendations for masking and physical distancing。

000 deaths reported a day for over two weeks and counting， hospitalizations，" it said. According to the report， the virus shifted to the South， explained in 18 maps and charts." "It didn't have to be this way. In March and April。

and deaths that the U.S. has seen since May and June， other developed countries had significant COVID-19 outbreaks。

as states moved to reopen。