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Monitor articles for March 09, 2020

First LookBlack Monday: Why global stocks and oil prices plunged
Monday Sunrise Briefing: Women seeking justice fill the streets
First LookChina's effort to regain trust: A 'people's war' against a virus
First LookDonations to state attorneys general as Juul scrutiny grew
First LookCan Democrats win back Michigan?
Monday, March 9, 2020 - The Christian Science Monitor Daily
As path to nomination narrows, Sanders hopes for Michigan surprise
FocusWhy COVID-19 is likely to change globalization, not reverse it
Why both left and right are knocking charter schools
Science says rats can be kind. Here’s why that matters.
A Christian Science PerspectiveNot afraid but not naive
The Monitor's ViewA corporate role in ending epidemics