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Monitor articles for August 06, 2020

First LookHiroshima 75 years later: Survivors still fight for A-bomb ban
In a WordConsonants that went to wrack and ruin
First LookCan businesses survive second lockdown? Australians wonder.
For Lebanese, government dysfunction has a new, tragic cost
Thursday, August 6, 2020 - The Christian Science Monitor Daily
The ExplainerTrump’s environmental rollbacks: A four-year tide of regulatory change
A Christian Science PerspectiveWords that help and heal
The Monitor's ViewLebanon’s post-blast embrace of reform
First LookBlack women run for office in historic numbers