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|Plaintiff verdict=Yes
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|Case ID=dmbCQLJw-bmCbBSaW-bdRtGlEs
|Lie=Bromage Fromage - Runner Corona Virus Lie
|Description=Based on their estimates, if you’re walking behind someone, you should be at least 12 to 15 feet away. For running and slow biking, keep at least 30 feet between you and them, and for hard biking at least 60 feet.
On WebMD-- This person is not a runner and cites 'evidence' from a group of doctors.

This went viral on Nextdoor.com
Jon Dope • HappyCity
If you’re running, 15 ft should be the distance kept from people. You’re breathing heavier and the air/droplets get caught up in the air stream behind you. Just a fyi.
5 days ago
— Pam LoveCheese• HappyCity Valley
I have been trying to find the article summarizing a study about running in someone’s wake and droplet spread. I heard it once and couldn’t find anything except on CNN. Do you know where I might find it ?
5 days ago
— Jen Poisoner• HappyCity
Jen Poisoner on Web MD https://blogs.webmd.com/webmd-doctors/20200410/is-6-feet-enough-distance-when-walking-and-running
5 days ago
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|Markup=<b>If you’re running, 15 ft should be the distance kept from people. </b><i>You’re breathing heavier </i>and the air/droplets get caught up in the air stream behind you. Just a fyi.
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|Random judge=done
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|Juror amount=5
|Suit date=2020-05-31
|Settlement date=2020-06-02
|Random juror=User:Rht6juror5, User:Test demo JUSTPLAINTIFF, User:Martin, User:Robis, User:Ad Strack van Schijndel
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