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Brazil's Rio authorities allow some businesses to reopen despite COVID-19 death toll

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Residents of Rio de Janeiro walk on a shopping district as local authorities allow gyms, bars, restaurants and other stores to reopen despite Brazil's high COVID-19 death toll. IMAGES

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