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Americans travel from LAX despite virus guidelines for Thanksgiving holiday

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Americans check in at LAX airport the day before Thanksgiving, despite CDC guidelines that recommend not traveling over the public holiday to help curb the spread of coronavirus, as cases surge across the country. IMAGES

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