3 color-coded charts illustrate the relative coronavirus risks built into activities you might do each day

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• Evaluating the riskiness of different activities during the coronavirus pandemic can be tricky. 
• There is no public activity that is risk-free during the pandemic.
• But some activities, like going for a walk with a friend, are less risky than others, like attending an indoor party.
• Four factors raise your risk of catching COVID-19: enclosed spaces, crowds, close contact with others, and difficulty social distancing.
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Even as the coronavirus runs rampant in the US, Americans' collective patience with the pandemic is growing thin. 

People want to go out to restaurants, bars, and hair salons, and look to beaches, parks, and hikes to fill their summer days. 

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