But some might actually benefit from the termination of the duty exemption. For instance, companies that make their goods in the U.S. may feel relief from the competition of cheap Chinese imports, and likely experience a brighter sales outlook.
“Everything has been taken away from him since day one,”said in an interview with The Associated Press. “And he has to understand that home is inside. That he can be home. That home can be there. And therefore there’s a reason to fight.”
The three final episodes take Andor and the rest of the characters up to the events of “Rogue One,” the 2016 film that spawned the streaming prequel series. Tony Gilroy, who wrote “Rogue One” and is the show runner forhas loved playing in the Star Wars galaxy, but he’s made it clear his real mission is to tell universal stories of the effects of war, revolution and colonization on human (and occasionally non-human) souls.Nearly every character he’s created is ravaged in one way or another, and even the lighthearted moments of the series are fraught with emotional pain. (Spoilers ahead for episodes 1-9 of Season 2.)
When Andor goes undercover as a moussed-and-mulleted fashion designer named Varian Skye and makes small talk with a hotel staffer, he learns the man’s family was killed in a notorious massacre by Grand Moff Tarkin, the imperial leader who would later order the destruction of Leia’s world.And in a widely-memed moment of drunken techno
at her daughter’s wedding, she is, as
, “dancing to stop herself from screaming” after tacitly agreeing to have an old friend murdered for the cause.“Diseases know no borders,” said Ocaranza, El Paso’s top public health doctor, “so as people are mobile, they’re going to be coming and receiving medical attention in El Paso but they may be living in Juarez.” It took a couple of months, but El Paso now has the highest measles case count in the state outside of West Texas with 38. Neighboring Ciudad Juarez has 14 cases as of Monday.
North America’s three biggest measles outbreaks continue to balloon, with more than 2,500 known cases; three people have died in the U.S. and one in Mexico. It started in the fall in Ontario, Canada; then took off in late January in Texas and New Mexico; and has rapidly spread in Chihuahua state, which is up to 786 cases since mid-February.These outbreaks are in areas with a notable population of certain Mennonite Christian communities who trace their migration over generations from
. Chihuahua health officials trace their first case to an 8-year-old Mennonite child who visited family in Seminole, got sick and spread the virus at school. And Ontario officials say their outbreak started at ainvolving Mennonite communities.