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Twenty-two percent of Americans relocated during the pandemic or know someone who did, according to the Pew Research Center. Another survey found that a whopping 56 percent said they planned to move in As I write, I am looking out my window at a gray fall morning in Boston and know full well what gloom lies ahead. As people all over the Northern Hemisphere face a long, cold, dark winter, you might be thinking that now is your chance to look for a sunnier place to live.

Vaccination is the best protection against infection. But when breakthroughs do occur, a very basic question still has an unsatisfying answer. And then came Delta. And it also spurred a full-on freak-out that our understanding of who could spread the virus was all wrong. The supposed implication of that finding was even more ominous: Vaccinated people were just as likely to spread the virus as the unvaccinated. Red Notice has A-list actors, globe-trotting set pieces, and a notorious art thief.

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