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Look at ME. Fintechs are having a forgettable hardly any months. Beside the Wirecard mess, neobank Monzo Bank as of late took a 40% valuation cut. All things considered, UK-based installment bunch Checkout.com's most recent raising money round declared on Monday, reestablishes a touch of confidence. 

Connecting on the web retailers and food conveyance organizations Farfetch and Deliveroo with card suppliers like Visa or Mastercard have permitted Checkout.com to about triple its valuation inside a year, hitting $5.5 billion. It helps that Checkout.com has been gainful since 2012, however as online installments took off in the midst of pandemic lockdowns, online exchange numbers were up by 250% in May 2020 contrasted with a year prior. An extra $150 million of new money will support the accounting report against the difficulties experienced by its opponents. 

Checkout.com's most recent valuation is more than multiple times its 2018 deals, despite the fact that it will look significantly more sensible at whatever point it discloses its most recent income figures. Be that as it may, with recorded opponent Adyen exchanging at multiple times 2020 deals, installments organizations are powerless against speculators taking a dimmer perspective on the area. (By Karen Kwok) 

Slight SHALE. U.S. petroleum product drillers are having a terrible year. In the first place, they were disappeared by the Saudi-Russia oil value war and the abrupt drop popular gratitude to pandemic lockdowns. Presently two new reports layout there's more terrible to come. To begin with, the business, in general, may need to record its benefit esteems this year by as much as $300 billion, as indicated by research by Deloitte – and that is in the wake of timing up a comparable sum in negative free income since the U.S. shale blast began 15 years prior. 

That, however, doesn't factor in the expense of closing wells down for good, regardless of whether for the time being or as sustainable power source displace unrefined. That could cost $300,000 each, figure investigators at Carbon Tracker, in any event, multiple times more than others like Rystad Energy have determined. With very nearly 1 million oil and gas wells over the United States, the expense of taking a stab at slippery vitality freedom will continue rising. (By Antony Currie) 

Restrictive APPEAL. Upmarket individuals' club Soho House appears to be shockingly safe to the Covid-19 emergency. The gathering which runs clubs from London's Soho to Mumbai has raised $100 million from investors drove by tycoon Ron Burkle, esteeming its value at the equivalent $2 billion as a comparable subsidizing round a year ago. That is in spite of lockdowns covering settings and establishing its globe-running punters. 

In any case, the pandemic hasn't been the passing toll for very good quality blending. Soho House is finding a way to diminish disease dangers, for example, better approaches for requesting food. Also, interest for its administrations is holding up: the as of late re-opened Malibu setting is indenting up comparable deals as a year ago. Enrollment numbers are up to 110,000, from 89,000 a year ago. There are still dangers: the move to remote working could pleat use, while an infection second wave could close clubs once more. All things considered, financial specialists appear to be persuaded that for well-off clients, life will be a lot of equivalent to previously. (By Neil Unmack) 

Commencement TO TWEET. President Donald Trump's political convention in Tulsa, Oklahoma on Saturday was a meagerly gone to issue. Fears of the coronavirus, which is flooding in the Sooner State, could be one explanation. Be that as it may, development began on interpersonal organization TikTok is asserting credit. Clients pursued passes to the political social affair with no goal of joining in, swelling desires that were never met. The clock may now tick for a political backlash. 

TikTok, which is possessed by Chinese firm ByteDance, was at that point under the magnifying lens. The Treasury Department is investigating ByteDance's acquisition of Musical.ly, the item on which TikTok is based, and a few officials are concerned that Beijing could gather a trove of client information. The Trump crusade is doing likewise. Of late, Trump has taken to killing transparently at Twitter, however, TikTok is presumably following up. (By Jennifer Saba) 

RETAIL THERAPY. Chinese customers burned through $38 billion on products during JD.com's, yearly June shopping celebration, up by in excess of a third from a year ago. Limits offered through the 18-day party on everything from tissues to iPhones made a difference. Just as purchasing more, customers are additionally getting happy with buying higher-esteem goods, meds, and different things from the $184 billion web retailer: deals of interminable sickness drugs, for instance, dramatically multiplied year-on-year. 

It's an indication that Covid-19 lockdowns and disturbances are prodding another rush of development in Chinese online business, which represents not exactly a fourth of complete retail deals in the People's Republic. During JD's shopping occasion, over 70% of new clients originated from lower-level urban areas, where premium brands like Evian water are sought after. Against a desolate monetary standpoint, China's online customer-facing facades are doing energetic and greater business. (By Robyn Mak) 

Broadened HANGOVER. Spirits goliath Diageo has pushed back the distribution of its outcomes for the year finishing June 30 by five days to Aug. 4. The producer of Johnnie Walker and Smirnoff vodka said the postponement was expected to permit it and examiner PwC sufficient opportunity to finish the way toward planning and surveying the outcomes. Diageo accused the troubles of remote working for the deferral. 

While time can improve the nature of bourbon, it's better not to need to apply that standard to monetary exposure. Then again, with British controllers giving traded on an open market organizations additional chance to plan accounts, it's justifiable if some take up the offer. It recommends, notwithstanding, that even as lockdowns straightforwardness and bars revive in huge numbers of Diageo's business sectors, the distiller will in any case be wrestling with the enduring operational cerebral pains from the coronavirus pandemic. (By Dasha Afanasieva) 

Exorbitant BOOZE. Davide Campari-Milano's proprietors will take care of a heavy tab to rescue a journey for super-casting ballot rights. The arrangement, engineered before Italy went into a pandemic lockdown, visualized moving home from Italy to the Netherlands to give the Garavoglia family a more tight grasp on the Aperol producer. Be that as it may, the Covid-19 crisis hit Campari stock seriously, provoking holders of 46 million offers to request to sell them at a proposed leave cost of 8.376 euros, over the current market cost. That outperforms a constraint of 3 million offers and 150 million euros set by Campari's board. 

To protect the arrangement, the Garavoglias needed to slacken their tote strings. Their holding organization Lagfin said on Sunday it would buy 30 million offers at the left cost. That adds up to somewhere in the range of 250 million euros or about 3% of Campari's 9 billion euro advertise esteem. With certain financial specialists reconsidering about pulling shares, Campari may simply have the option to push through its arrangement. It makes, notwithstanding, for an expensive beverage. (By Lisa Jucca) 

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Corona virus surge warning as restrictions eased in the world’s poorest regions

Specialists have cautioned that a further flood of coronavirus in immature locales with temperamental wellbeing frameworks could subvert endeavors to end the pandemic. 

Researchers have called for increasingly reasonable alternatives the same number of nations start lifting lockdown measures. 

Brazil, Mexico, South Africa, India, and Pakistan are among the nations facilitating tight limitations before their episodes have topped or any itemized reconnaissance and testing framework has been set up to monitor the infection. 

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Dr. Bharat Pankhania, an irresistible infection master at the University of Exeter, stated: "Legislators might be urgent to get their economies moving once more, however that could be to the detriment of having enormous quantities of individuals bite the dust." 

He said reimposing as of late lifted lockdown measures were similarly risky. 

"Doing that is very stressing in light of the fact that then you will develop a profoundly angry and furious populace, and it's obscure how they will respond," he included. 

What's more, as about each created nation battles with its own episode, there might be fewer assets to help those with since quite a while ago overstretched limits. 

Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, executive general of the World Health Organization, said the pandemic is "declining" all around, taking note of that on Sunday nations revealed the greatest ever one-day all out: in excess of 136,000 cases. 

Among those, about 75% of the cases were from 10 nations in the Americas and South Asia. 

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Rich nations in Europe and North America hit first by the pandemic are preparing multitudes of contact tracers to chase down cases, structuring following applications, and arranging infection-free air travel hallways. 

Yet, in numerous poor locales where swarmed ghettos and boulevards mean even essential estimates like hand-washing and social separating are troublesome, coronavirus is detonating since limitations are being evacuated. 

A week ago, Brazil, Mexico, South Africa, India, and Pakistan all observed one-day records of new diseases or passings as they revived open spaces and organizations. 

Places of worship have revived after a lockdown in India (AP/Mahesh Kumar A.) 

Clare Wenham of the London School of Economics depicted the circumstance in Brazil as "frightening", taking note of the administration's choice to quit distributing a running aggregate of Covid-19 cases and passings. 

"We've seen issues with nations announcing information everywhere throughout the world, however, to not report information at all is obviously a political choice," she said. 

"That could confuse endeavors to see how the infection is spreading in the area and how it's influencing the Brazilian populace," Wenham included. 

Johns Hopkins University numbers demonstrated Brazil recorded more than 36,000 coronavirus passings on Monday, the third-most noteworthy on the planet, only in front of Italy. There were about 692,000 cases, putting it second behind the US. 

Rio de Janeiro permitted surfers and swimmers back in the water and little quantities of seashore goers were challenging a still-dynamic prohibition on the social affair on the sand. 

A surfer on Ipanema Beach in Rio (AP/Leo Correa) 

Bolivia has approved reviving the greater part of the nation, Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro likewise as of late loosened up limitations, Ecuador's air terminals have continued flights and customers have come back to a portion of Colombia's strip malls. 

In Mexico, President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador encouraged the nation to remain quiet after authorities a week ago announced heightening fatalities that matched those in Brazil or the US. 

"Let there not be psychosis, let there not be dread," Mr. Lopez Obrador said while blaming the media for fanning worries of a raising emergency.

WHO calls for constant endeavors to battle COVID-19 as world tops 7 million cases 

The World Health Organization is asking nations to proceed with all-important coronavirus precautionary measures as COVID-19 keeps on spreading. 

More than 136,000 instances of COVID-19 were accounted for around the globe on Sunday, denoting the most noteworthy number of new cases revealed in a solitary day since the pandemic started. 

"Over a half-year into the pandemic, this isn't the ideal opportunity for any nation to take its foot off the pedal," WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said during a virtual press preparation Monday. 

In excess of 7 million coronavirus cases have been accounted for all-inclusive, as indicated by the Johns Hopkins University tracker, 404,142 passings, and 3.1 million recuperations. 

With a populace of 328 million, the U.S. has detailed the most elevated number of affirmed cases than some other nation at over 1.9 million cases, 110,771 passings, and 506,367 recuperations. 

Brazil, with a populace of 209.5 million, has risen as a hotspot for the coronavirus as it has detailed the second-most noteworthy number of affirmed cases behind the U.S. with 691,758 affirmed cases, 36,455 passings, and 283,952 recuperations. 

During the preparation, WHO disease transmission expert Maria van Kerkhove required a "thorough methodology" to battling COVID-19 in South America.

First Rohingya displaced person passes on from coronavirus in Bangladesh

A 71-year-elderly person has become the first Rohingya living in immense evacuee camps in Bangladesh to pass on from the coronavirus, an authority said Tuesday. 

Wellbeing specialists have since a long time ago cautioned that the destructive infection could race through the huge squeezed system of bamboo shacks lodging just about a million evacuees who have fled neighboring Myanmar since a military crackdown in 2017. 

Toha Bhuiyan, a senior wellbeing official in the Cox's Bazar region, said the man kicked the bucket on Sunday and affirmation of coronavirus as the reason went ahead Monday night. 

Mohammad Shafi, a Rohingya teacher and a neighbor in the camps, said the man had since quite a while ago experienced hypertension and a kidney grievance. 

"No one understood that he was experiencing coronavirus. The news came as a stun to us," Shafi told AFP. 

"Lately many individuals in the camps are experiencing fever, migraine, and body torment. Be that as it may, most think they became ill in light of the adjustment in climate. They try not to get tried for coronavirus." 

The casualty was in the Kutupalong cover in southeast Bangladesh - the greatest outcast camp on the planet - which alone is home to about 600,000 individuals. 

The man was among at any rate 29 Rohingya to have tried positive for the infection in the camps. 

Bhuiyan said the casualty kicked the bucket in a detachment place run by the clinical cause Doctors Without Borders and was covered in the camp that day. 

He said specialists were attempting to discover individuals the expired had been in contact with. Nine individuals have so far been put in separation. 

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More than 740,000 Rohingya fled a merciless 2017 military crackdown in Myanmar to Cox's Bazar, where around 200,000 evacuees were at that point living. 

Toward the beginning of April, specialists forced a coronavirus lockdown on the locale - home to 3.4 million individuals including the outcasts - after various contaminations. 

Bangladesh has seen a sharp ascent in infection cases as of late, with in excess of 60,000 diseases and around 700 passings across the country. 

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The principal contamination among Rohingya, additionally in Kutupalong, was accounted for in mid-May. The 35-year-elderly person purportedly fled in the wake of testing constructive and was found by police following a four-hour chase in the camps. 

He was accepted to have been tainted at a medical clinic in a close-by town. 

Authorities ventured up testing and blocked streets prompting a few zones of the camps where the vast majority of the contaminations have been recorded. 

Police utilized noisy hailers to ask occupants to adhere to social removing rules. 

A week ago around 15,000 exiles were put in isolation as the number of cases expanded. 

Bangladesh and UN specialists have arranged seven separation communities with the ability to treat in excess of 700 patients inside the camps. 

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Bhuiyan said that neighborhood authorities - without web get to - would address camp chairmen to spread mindfulness about the casualty. 

In any case, guaranteeing the infection doesn't spread is a significant test in the warren of tight, here and there sewage-absorbed back streets the immense, overflowing camps. 

"Some Rohingya have imparted to us grave worries about the ineffectively kept up social removing inside the camps," said Saad Hammadi from Amnesty International. 

"(This is) one of the essential (bits of) wellbeing and security guidance for this pandemic," Hammadi stated, including that old Rohingya were the greatest concern. 

The United Nations evacuee organization, the UNHCR, was "working nonstop" to guarantee testing is accessible, a representative said Tuesday. 

The gathering was additionally ensuring there were sufficient offices to think about patients, just as contact following and detachment of the individuals who may have been uncovered. 

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Help laborers state a large number of the evacuees know almost no about the infection. 

They accuse this somewhat for neighborhood specialists slicing off access to the web in September to battle what they said were tranquilize dealers and different crooks. 

"Without portable web loads of bits of gossip are spreading, and network individuals are not getting refreshed data in regards to COVID-19, as though it is something nobody needs to contact," rights dissident Rezaur Rahman Lenin, who has worked in the camps, told AFP. 

Mohammad Farid, a Rohingya people group pioneer in Kutupalong, told AFP: "We are tense. Many individuals live here and scarcely anyone keeps up any guideline to maintain a strategic distance from the infection. 

"This passing just brings an inauspicious indication of what can befall the bigger mass later on."

For some in Bangladesh, remaining at home isn't an alternative 

Youngsters living on the boulevards have barely any protected spots to go during the COVID-19 lockdowns. 

DHAKA, Bangladesh – Oishi realizes she shouldn't be meandering the boulevards at this moment. She's known about COVID-19 and realizes she may become ill on the off chance that she doesn't remain inside. Yet, her family is battling to make a decent living during the lockdown, so she's outside attempting to sell the disposed of products she has had the option to search in the city of Dhaka. 

"I don't have any decision yet to enable my dad to sell this stuff," 11-year-old Oishi says. "At the point when I'm not helping my dad, I need to assist my mom with family unit errands and furthermore take care of my kin." 

Stories like Oishi's are normal in the capital of Bangladesh, where frantic kids are putting forth a valiant effort to enable their families to figure out a living. However, while Oishi's family is poor, she realizes she has a home to come back to toward the finish of every day. For the youngsters living on the nation's lanes, the story is very extraordinary. 

A twofold blow 

A huge number of kids are living in the city in Bangladesh, and the number is required to keep developing. 

For a significant number of them, the COVID-19 pandemic is demonstrating especially intense. Not exclusively do these youngsters frequently need access to cleanser and clean water to help secure against coronavirus, however even fundamental direction like "remain at home" signifies pretty much nothing on the off chance that you don't have a home to go to. 

Working with accomplices, and in a joint effort with Bangladesh's Department of Social Services, UNICEF contacts youngsters living in the city to offer them psychosocial support and non-formal instruction, while its Child Protection Support Centers give access to essential social administrations, insurance from damage, and reintegration administrations. UNICEF additionally bolsters impermanent sanctuaries that furnish youngsters with food and water, human services, and a protected space where to play and loosen up away from the weights of life in the city. 

"Crown can't get us here" 

"We're much happier inside the safe house than outside," says 14-year-old Shahina. "Crown can't get us here on the off chance that we practice great essential cleanliness and physical removing." 

Shahina is one of 20 youngsters remaining in a sanctuary worked by UNICEF accomplice Aparajeyo Bangladesh. The youngsters remaining there don't have the Internet get to, however, they're ready to follow classes on TV. They additionally have an instructor, Monoara, who is only a call away. 

"I answer their inquiries, assist them with composing notes, and give them normal schoolwork so they can stay aware of different understudies when schools revive," Monoara says. "However, at the present time, their wellbeing is the most significant thing." 

Assurance, all around 

Shahnaz Rahman, a social specialist, says it's basic that kids at the safe house get the psychosocial care they need, in any event when some staff can't be there face to face a direct result of the lockdowns. 

"I call at any rate four times each day to discover how the youngsters are getting along. I attempt to bring some positive vitality and discussion transparently about the pandemic with the goal that youngsters don't disguise their uneasiness," she says. UNICEF has likewise given handouts disclosing how to forestall the spread of disease, just as extra cleanser and disinfectant. 

"We attempt to perk each other up." 

Shahnaz Rahman feels awful that she can't be with the kids face to face, however, she realizes that they are getting the help they need from the two occupant guardians, two cooks, and a female watchman, every one of whom keeps in contact with the social specialists and screen the kids nonstop. 

"The youngsters are likewise helping themselves by keeping busy with indoor gathering games and study," she includes. 

Sixteen-year-old Hasan says the youngsters at the sanctuary miss school and having the option to see companions. "However, we have a sense of security inside the asylum. We're cautious and we attempt to help one another," he says. "The more seasoned kids help the more youthful ones with their exercises, and we attempt to brighten each other up."

New models show COVID-19 is declining in Canada, however, we aren't free yet, PM cautions

A breakdown of COVID-19 cases the nation over.

The most recent demonstrating information on COVID-19 in Canada is empowering, indicating the nation is proceeding to gain ground, with a low in numerous networks, with the capacity to follow where they originated from.

"That is an empowering sign that the infection is easing back, and in places, in any event, halting. In any case, I need, all things considered, we are not free and clear, the pandemic is as yet compromising the wellbeing and security of Canadians," Trudeau encouraged Canadians.

The anticipated transient pandemic direction, which utilizes real case information, gauges Canada could see between 97,990 to 107,454 cases by June 15.

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It likewise shows the nation could see between 7,700 to 9,400 COVID-19 passings by a similar date.

National patterns mirror a progression of provincial scourges

The subsequent wave despite everything looms

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The dynamic models introduced the show as leaving limitations are lifted, center general wellbeing estimates must be kept up so as to forestall a flood in COVID-19 cases in the fall until an immunization is broadly accessible. These center measures incorporate individual physical separating, identification, and seclusion of cases, and following and secluding contacts.

"Toward the day's end, everything relies upon what Canadians do the nation over," Dr. Howard Njoo, Canadian vice president general wellbeing official said. "On the off chance that we do that as a nation, at that point I believe we're in decent shape and not going to have this resurgence of cases in the fall."

Dr. Theresa Tam, Canada's central general wellbeing official, focused on the nation is seeing "territorial scourges," with 90 percent of cases in the course of the most recent 14 days originating from Ontario and Quebec, basically in and around Toronto and Montreal.

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The successful multiplication number (Rt) broadly has stayed under one for almost fourteen days. Government wellbeing authorities have shown any increments in this rate over the previous month has to a great extent been driven by progressing transmission around Toronto and Montreal.

"We should keep Rt reliably underneath one for beyond what three weeks before we can be certain that our general wellbeing measures are adequately controlling the pandemic," Dr. Hat said.

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Besides provincial contrasts in the COVID-19 pandemic in Canada, there are various progressively explicit networks that have been distinguished increasingly powerless against the infection.

"COVID-19 has misused social and monetary vulnerabilities, and imbalance," Dr. Cap said.

She proceeded to state there is a lopsided number of cases in stuffed zones, networks with lower salaries, and wellbeing differences. Swarmed spaces can prompt what Dr. Hat called "bigger group" or "super spreading" occasions.

Canada's main general wellbeing official said albeit national data on ethnic-explicit information isn't accessible now, the flare-ups that have been available to date have indicated joins with racialized populaces and networks with progressively jam-packed living spaces.

"The episodes themselves, when we saw them, point to the way that a great deal of the laborers who bolster long haul care, who work at a portion of the working environments like the meatpacking plants, are in those populaces who are in a lower financial range," Dr. Hat said. "They have increasingly jam-packed lodging and they are in a portion of the racialized populaces. We can tell that there's an unbalanced effect."

What You Need To Know About Canada's Updated Provincial Coronavirus Travel Bans

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On the off chance that you believe you're playing it savvy by arranging a get-away inside Canada this mid-year, you might need to reconsider. Getting to another area might be more diligently than you might suspect. Despite the fact that each area has various guidelines (and they are continually moving as the Covid-19 circumstance advances) a few areas are upholding exacting travel rules. Here's beginning and end that you have to think about Canada's between common travel bans. 

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Newfoundland and Labrador 

On May 4, 2020, the region's Chief Medical Officer of Health gave a Special Measures Order expressing that the main individuals permitted to enter the territory are: 

Occupants of Newfoundland and Labrador; 

Asymptomatic specialists and people who are dependent upon the Self-Isolation Exemption Order; and 

People who have been allowed passage to the territory in special conditions, as affirmed ahead of time by the Chief Medical Officer of Health. 

Every single other individual is precluded from entering Newfoundland and Labrador. 

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Ruler Edward Island 

All unimportant travel into Prince Edward Island is precluded. The area takes note of that "Harmony officials are approved to turn any person(s) away who endeavors to enter the region for superfluous travel and to require any person(s) to leave the region promptly… Screening measures are set up at all passage focuses on the region including the Charlottetown Airport, Confederation Bridge, PEI-Isle de la Madeline Ferry." 

Besides, PEI is executing a particular pre-travel endorsement process for explorers. 

For subtleties, visit the Pre-Travel Approval Process. See this site for extra subtleties. 

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New Brunswick 

All superfluous travel into New Brunswick is denied. There will be a severe procedure whereby the territory will screen each one of those attempting to enter the region. As indicated by the commonplace site "Everybody entering New Brunswick any time of passage, including air terminals, must stop when trained to do as such by a harmony official and answer any inquiries as required to help the expectation of the necessities of the Chief Medical Officer of Health." 

Moreover, those permitted to enter the region, and in any event, returning occupants will be required to self-seclude for 14 days. Peruse increasingly here. 

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Nova Scotia 

While Nova Scotia isn't prohibiting guests out and out, they are making any individual who enters the region self-isolate. The administration expresses that "The Province of Nova Scotia, under the authority of the Health Protection Act, is requiring any individual who has ventured out outside Nova Scotia to self-separate for 14 days from the day they return to the area, regardless of whether they don't have manifestations. General wellbeing monitors will be nearby at the Halifax Stanfield International Airport and the J.A. Douglas McCurdy Sydney Airport." 

More data on the area's Covid-19 limitations can be found here. 

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