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This is what I was looking for. That seems to make a lot of sense. > which wouldn't be applicable to most places in the United States right now Which begs the question: how do you delineate regions for strategies in a pandemic? Political/provincial/municipal borders are useless when you're talking about disease transmission. Does it then make sense to have different strategies for different areas (and to divide areas up based on completely different concepts -- like proximity to major highways, for instance).