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Important... implementation and relaxation of formal stay-at-home orders is only loosely related to actual changes in behavior. People engaging in a bit more economic activity everywhere (maybe warm weather/social distancing fatigue) but not much more so in states to "open" up. — PolitiTweet.org

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Nationscape @UCLA ⁦@DemocracyFund⁩ data informing likely trends in reopening: when will people do things again? ⁦… https://t.co/0vHXf0HIkx

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That doesn't mean it's just making stuff up or engaging in fake news. On the contrary, the facts it relays are generally accurate in isolation. But the problems are in how facts are strung together and emphasized. Often there are sins of omission (e.g. no context on testing). — PolitiTweet.org

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One thing that might be hard to tease out from the data... but I wonder if the *tone* of messaging matters a lot. "Certain business are opening, but we'd urge you to be very cautious" could produce a different reaction than "Go wild and get that economy revving up, folks!". — PolitiTweet.org

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