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Monitor articles for November 06, 2020

CommentaryFrom the editor: Where we go from here
First LookOnline schooling in Indonesia? It takes a village.
First LookUber, Lyft, gig companies win fight against labor unions
As lone wolf attacks go up, can Europe keep Islamophobia down?
A Christian Science PerspectiveBe the sculptor of your own life
In Nigerian protests, a generation poised to seize the moment
Points of ProgressPoints of Progress: Humane shark attack prevention, and more
First LookWhy the South saw the most Black Senate candidates in 150 years
FocusCan a President Biden lead a divided America?
The Monitor's ViewA liberating way to end Libya’s long war
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