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The governors of Iowa and North Dakota recently announced mandates that require people to wear masks in public.

Numerous studies have found that masks, and perhaps even the mandates, reduce the risk of transmission.

Michigan, which also has NFL and major college football teams within its borders, has a similar mask mandate for athletic teams.

Marissa Mayer is back, a governor flips on a mask mandate, and a female CEO puts up a Fortune 500 first.

Some governors are issuing stay-at-home orders and mask mandates, and Americans are being urged by health experts to stay home for Thanksgiving and not hold traditionally large gatherings.

Cassandra, whose hair has already begun to fall out from her court-mandated chemotherapy, could face a similar outcome.

He says the majority of his clients are court-mandated to attend his 26-week group sessions.

Under Mississippi law, if no candidate receives 50 percent, a runoff is mandated, held three weeks later.

The minimum duration of the voice recordings made in the cockpit should leap from the two hours now mandated to 20 hours.

Then money for the DOD program was sidelined by the sequestration budget cuts mandated by Congress, Retsky was told.

Cooperation by officials of other counties was mandated to deal with fugitives from its justice.

As the membership of the League is increased, this will practically ensure the "open door" to all nations in the mandated areas.

The latter option is particularly unpalatable given the significant increase in the tax rate already mandated in law.

A good minister, known to a near relative of mine, always thus "mandated" his sermon, and punctually delivered it word for word.

Social distinctions by attire were mandated by statute of 1363.