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Pennsylvania adds 1K cases, biggest single-day report since May

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Tom Wolf)HARRISBURG, Pa. - Pennsylvania on Friday reported its highest one-day total of confirmed coronavirus cases since May, breaking 1,000, although some of the test results, 175, were reported on a delay.Another 32 coronavirus-related deaths were reported, as well, bringing the state's total to 6,880.Of the positive tests, about 360, or more than one-third, came from Philadelphia and Allegheny County, where health officials blame rising case counts on residents traveling to beach towns and socializing in bars and restaurants, particularly in establishments where masks weren't being worn.The statewide total of cases is nearly.

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