英文記事マラソン（2020年2月）

合計201本でした。

先月のペースをそのままに 100 記事到達は2月7日でしたが、その後コロナウイルスの影響で仕事がとんでもなく忙しくなってしまい、ペースダウンせざるを得ませんでした。

今月もまず 100 記事到達。

— Nate (@NateBrisbane) February 7, 2020

Carina さんは私の倍以上の 437 記事も読まれており、実力差を感じます。勝てる日がくるといいのですが。

月に英文記事300本を読む目標
2月は、437本読みました。
来月も読みまくります。

— carina 🍊🍊 (@carina38925315) February 29, 2020

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2020年1月: 382 本 英文記事マラソン (2020年1月) - Nateの英語学習ブログ

以下、2020年2月に読んだ英文記事の一覧です。（リンク切れがあるかもしれませんが、その際にはご容赦ください）

1. Made in China - Will the Wuhan virus become a pandemic? | Leaders | The Economist

2. Uncharted waters - Britain after Brexit | Leaders | The Economist

3. Dead on arrival - Donald Trump’s one-sided peace plan | Leaders | The Economist

4. Brexit trade talks: EU to back Spain over Gibraltar claims | Politics | The Guardian

5. Qantas and Air New Zealand suspend China flights due to coronavirus curbs - Reuters

6. Macau casino revenue drops 11.3 percent in January as coronavirus worries mount - Reuters

7. China central bank sees temporary economic impact from virus, pledges support measures - Reuters

8. Pilots, flight attendants demand flights to China stop as virus fear mounts worldwide - Reuters

9. 'Every day it got worse': Evacuee describes Wuhan lockdown | World news | The Guardian

10. Finnish filter firm swamped by Wuhan hospital orders - Reuters

11. Goldman Sachs - How the mighty Goldman has fallen | Leaders | The Economist

12. A primary quandary - Who will be Donald Trump’s most forceful foe? | United States | The Economist (2/1)

13. Britain has left the EU – but what happens now? | Politics | The Guardian

14. Amazon holiday quarter delivers, threatens profit squeeze for UPS and FedEx - Reuters

15. U.S.-UK trade deal needs labour, climate protections, enforcement - U.S. lawmaker - Reuters

16. Car stock racing - Tesla is proving itself as a carmaker | Business | The Economist

17. Privacy and its limits - Everyone now believes that private markets are better than public ones | Finance and economics | The Economist

18. As coronavirus misinformation spreads on social media, Facebook removes posts - Reuters

19. 'A good firefighting day': crews hold blazes back from Australia's capital - Reuters

20. China facing global isolation as virus toll rises - Reuters

21. U.S. universities set up front-line defenses to keep coronavirus at bay - Reuters

22. What is a Palindrome, what are the dates and what does it mean? – The Sun

23. Wake up, madam! Today’s date is best palindrome for a millennium | News | The Sunday Times

24. Novak Djokovic outlasts Dominic Thiem to win eighth Australian Open crown | Sport | The Guardian

25. Turntable - Goldman Sachs bets the firm on a new identity | Finance and economics | The Economist (2/2)

26. BBC Learning English - The English We Speak / Talk the talk

27. BBC Learning English - The English We Speak / Serial returner

28. BBC Learning English - The English We Speak / Microworker

29. BBC Learning English - The English We Speak / Rat race

30. Pill-pushers - What to do about puberty blockers | Leaders | The Economist

31. Marine science - Half machine, half jellyfish. The latest thing in ocean exploration | Science and technology | The Economist

32. Prepare for the worst - How do you contain a global epidemic such as coronavirus? | International | The Economist

33. Locked down - China’s coronavirus semi-quarantine will hurt the global economy | International | The Economist

34. Sadder and Sadr - Muqtada al-Sadr, Iraq’s most volatile cleric, stakes his claim to power | Middle East and Africa | The Economist

35. BBC Learning English - 6 Minute English / The benefits of low emission zones

36. Bushfire smoke blows into Australia's capital as fire threat eases - Reuters

37. After controversial trial, U.S. Senate poised to acquit Trump - Reuters

38. Far from virus epicentre, China's Wenzhou city scrambles to curb outbreak - Reuters

39. Democratic White House contenders face first test in Iowa - Reuters

40. What the Iowa caucuses could mean for Democratic presidential candidates - Reuters

41. China decries travel, visa measures taken against WHO advice on virus - Reuters

42. Chinese cerebral palsy victim dies after caretaker quarantined for virus - Reuters

43. Off to the races: Key dates on the U.S. presidential election calendar - Reuters (2/3)

44. The methane hunters - Using satellites to spot industry’s methane leaks | Science and technology | The Economist

45. Sealed off - Tough quarantine measures have spread across China | China | The Economist

46. Hong Kong suspends four more border crossings to curb spread of virus - Reuters

47. BBC Learning English - 6 Minute English / Women in politics

48. Verbal fireworks likely at Trump's State of the Union speech - Reuters

49. RPT-China gas demand seen crumbling as virus threat spreads - Reuters

50. Sydneysider's mother barred from returning to Australia from China | World news | The Guardian

51. BBC Learning English - 6 Minute English / Could you give up booze for a month?

52. Chaguan - Xi Jinping wants to be both feared and loved by China’s people | China | The Economist

53. China to push medical factories to resume, expand production - Reuters

54. Japanese robot could call last orders on human bartenders - Reuters

55. Japan screens 3,700 on quarantined cruise ship after coronavirus case - Reuters

56. No Iowa caucus results spell chaos for Democrats; Trump gloats - Reuters

57. AirAsia CEO Fernandes and chairman step aside as Airbus bribery allegations probed - Reuters

58. Hong Kong records first virus death as toll in China jumps - Reuters

59. Comparing the Wuhan coronavirus outbreak with SARS and MERS

60. Wuhan outbreak: Genetics of the new virus

61. How the Iowa caucuses work - explained with cats

62. OPEC+ invites China's UN ambassador in Vienna to technical meeting - Reuters

63. Oil prices rebound on hopes for OPEC+ supply cuts - Reuters (2/4)

64. BBC Learning English - 6 Minute English / The decline of the apostrophe

65. Safe-haven yen, Swiss franc slide for 2nd day as risk appetite grows - Reuters

66. Cathay Pacific to cut global capacity by 30% amid coronavirus epidemic - Reuters

67. Airlines suspend China flights because of coronavirus outbreak - Reuters

68. British commercial property back on the investment map - Reuters

69. The Democratic primary - Under ranked-choice voting, left-wing purism would aid Joe Biden | Graphic detail | The Economist

70. Fisheries after Brexit - Britain’s fisherfolk fret about being sold down the river—yet again | Britain | The Economist

71. Points of departure - The British government wants to reshape immigration after Brexit | Britain | The Economist

72. Railways - Britain’s government renationalises Northern Rail | Britain | The Economist

73. British Broadcasting Cuts - The BBC performs painful internal surgery | Britain | The Economist

74. China to allow in U.S. health experts as virus shows no sign of slowing - Reuters

75. Explainer: Why Iowa? How a little rural state picks presidential nominees - Reuters

76. 11 British YouTubers Worth Following | Anglophenia | BBC America (2/5)

77. Newborn among 28,000 coronavirus cases as death toll passes 550 | World news | The Guardian

78. Factbox: Big Oil's climate targets vary widely - Reuters

79. Britain eyes early free trade pact with Australia after leaving EU - Reuters

80. BMW raises electric car components capacity at Bavarian plant - Reuters

81. High speed train derails in northern Italy, two drivers die - Reuters (2/6)

82. BBC Learning English - 6 Minute English / Why does seeing someone yawn make you yawn?

83. Hong Kong checks quarantined ship as medics escalate strikes - Reuters

84. Biden says he is 'not going anywhere' after poor showing in Iowa - Reuters

85. Not for sale - Luxury groups ponder ways to get rid of their unsold inventory | Business | The Economist

86. U.S. Senate acquits Trump in historic vote as re-election campaign looms - Reuters

87. Oil prices flat; OPEC+ mulls supply cut as virus hits demand - Reuters

88. China scientists identify pangolin as possible coronavirus host - Reuters

89. Peak coronavirus? Epidemic forecasts are often wrong but can be useful - Reuters

90. Hong Kong residents hoard toilet paper, noodles as coronavirus fears mount - Reuters

91. Wuhan coronavirus: Mass exodus from China

92. Inside Wuhan after China quarantines virus-hit city | Reuters.com

93. 'Please take my daughter': Mother of girl with cancer pleads at virus blockade - Reuters

94. From 'Sexiest Legs' contest to quarantine in a windowless cruise ship cabin - Reuters

95. Energy bills to fall for millions of Britons from April - Reuters

96. Japan telecom SoftBank Corp CEO sees Elliott investment as 'positive' - Reuters

97. Oil rises on potential OPEC+ output cuts amid coronavirus outbreak - Reuters

98. British ambassador returns to Iran after brief arrest last month - Reuters

99. As virus boosts demand, French face mask factory ramps up output - Reuters

100. Burberry says coronavirus hurting luxury demand - Reuters (2/7)

101. 'I'm in an apocalypse:' American student trapped in coronavirus-hit Chinese city - Reuters

102. From black swan to bubble: investors weigh coronavirus risks - Reuters

103. Lifeblood of Amazon merchants threatened as coronavirus infects Chinese workers - Reuters

104. Toyota keeps China plant output stopped through February 16 as virus hits supply, logistics - Reuters

105. Politics this week | The world this week | The Economist

106. Credit Suisse CEO Thiam toppled by espionage scandal - Reuters

107. Business this week | The world this week | The Economist

108. American dies of coronavirus in China as toll set to surpass SARS - Reuters

109. Meet the new boss - What it takes to be a CEO in the 2020s | Leaders | The Economist

110. Cleaning up Greece - Why many Greek greens oppose wind power | Europe | The Economist

111. Doing trade deals - Post-Brexit Britain may find trade deals hard to negotiate | Britain | The Economist

112. Private investors won't touch new Coalition-backed coal plant, Labor says | Australia news | The Guardian

113. Thai soldier 'kills many' in shooting rampage | World news | The Guardian

114. Coronavirus: Australians stranded in Wuhan after evacuation flight delayed | World news | The Guardian

115. Coronavirus: two deaths in Wuhan thought to be first of foreign nationals | World news | The Guardian

116. If China valued free speech, there would be no coronavirus crisis | World news | The Guardian

117. Cyclone Damien expected to strike Western Australia with winds up to 230km/h | Australia news | The Guardian

118. Flash floods, high winds and six-metre waves forecast to batter NSW coast | Australia news | The Guardian (2/8)

119. Uber and Lyft take different roads in search of profit - Reuters

120. Coronavirus: delayed flight of Wuhan evacuees arrives in Darwin | World news | The Guardian

121. Coronavirus global death toll overtakes Sars epidemic | World news | The Guardian

122. Thai soldier kills 26 in rampage, most inside shopping mall - Reuters

123. Thai mass shooter killed 20, wounded 42 - health official - Reuters

124. Thai soldier's killing spree left 26 dead, 57 wounded - PM - Reuters

125. Raab wants Japan trade deal this year, Tokyo wants food restrictions lifted - Reuters

126. Cyclone Damien downgraded after damaging homes in Western Australia | World news | The Guardian

127. Malaysia expands China traveller ban as coronavirus spreads - Reuters

128. America’s presidential election - The Democratic primaries will be a contest between radicals and repairers | Leaders | The Economist

129. Hunt for coronavirus carriers as trail leads from Singapore to UK and France | World news | The Guardian

130. Tesla can get support for German factory: Economy Minister - Reuters

131. Shanghai to help Tesla resume production amid coronavirus spread - Reuters

132. OPEC+ panel calls for more oil cuts on coronavirus impact - Algeria - Reuters (2/9)

133. The Economist explains - The grim history of Christmas Island | The Economist explains | The Economist

134. The world in brief, February 10th 2020
135. The Wuhan virus: untangling the unknowns
136. Fire in Erfurt: Germany's far right
137. LGB free: gay marriage in Northern Ireland
138. Clean hands: Ecuador
139. Next rider up: Ola launches in London

140. Virus uncertainty weighs on global shares, dollar takes breather - Reuters

141. Three strikes - Hong Kong’s economy is in peril, but its financial system is not | Leaders | The Economist

142. Britain 'reasonably confident' of U.S. trade deal despite Huawei concerns - Reuters (2/10)

143. 'Life will go on': battered by bushfire, East Gippsland starts to pick up the pieces | Australia news | The Guardian

144. The Economist Espresso 11th Feb 2020 (2/11)
145. The Economist Espresso 12th Feb 2020 (2/12)
146. The Economist Espresso 13th Feb 2020 (2/13)
147. The Economist Espresso 14th Feb 2020

148. British network Three joins 5G mobile club - Reuters

149. Insurers rush to strip coronavirus from event-cancellation cover - Reuters (2/14)

150. Wall Street Week Ahead: Investors bet emerging markets will weather coronavirus impact - Reuters

151. Google in talks with publishers to pay for premium news content: WSJ - Reuters

152. Oil rises over 1% on hopes demand will rebound from coronavirus effect - Reuters

153. Facebook cancels San Francisco summit on coronavirus fears - Reuters

154. Bridgewater, Viking among big hedge funds that added Tesla in fourth quarter before rally - Reuters

155. Apple to reopen a store in Shanghai on Feb. 15 - Reuters

156. Oil companies cancel IP Week receptions due to coronavirus - Reuters

157. Coronavirus concerns loom over cruise industry - Reuters (2/15)

158. Airbus says higher U.S. tariffs on EU planes will harm U.S. airlines, consumers - Reuters

159. IBM withdraws from RSA conference over coronavirus fears - Reuters

160. Boeing tells FAA it does not believe 737 MAX wiring should be moved: sources - Reuters

161. Metabolites and you - People leave molecular wakes that may give away their secrets | Science and technology | The Economist

162. Politics this week | The world this week | The Economist

163. Business this week | The world this week | The Economist

164. Irish election: Sinn Féin criticises 'disgraceful' Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael - BBC News (2/16)

165. The Economist Espresso 17th Feb 2020

166. Animal behaviour - Fish, like people, must pay for their accommodation | Science and technology | The Economist

167. Alibaba's DingTalk gets bad grades from China's stuck-at-home students - Reuters

168. Fast-food companies in China step up ‘contactless’ pickup, delivery as coronavirus rages - Reuters (2/17)

169. The Economist Espresso 18th Feb (2/18)

170. Oil near flat; virus impact offsets Libya supply disruptions - Reuters

171. London oil week suffers more party cancellations due to coronavirus - Reuters

172. The Economist Espresso 19th Feb (2/19)

173. Oil up more than 2% on slowing coronavirus cases, U.S. move on Venezuela - Reuters 

174. The Economist Espresso 20th Feb

175. Netflix CEO's new book to shed light on streaming giant's work culture - Reuters

176. Factbox: How the next EU budget will tackle climate change - Reuters

177. This revamp will be different, says HSBC boss; staff not so sure - Reuters

178. UK to send an evacuation flight for Britons to depart Tokyo on Friday - Reuters (2/20)

179. The Economist Espresso 21nd Feb (2/21)

180. Politics this week | The world this week | The Economist (2/22)

181. Mike drop - Michael Bloomberg gives an unconvincing performance in Nevada’s Democratic debate | United States | The Economist

182. Bloomberg - Are you a robot? 

183. Methane leak 'visible from space' is even bigger than previously thought 

184. Best smartwatch 2020: the top wearables you can buy today | TechRadar

185. Business this week | The world this week | The Economist

186. Big tech - How to make sense of the latest tech surge | Leaders | The Economist (2/23)

187. Getting the maths right - How the next president should fix America’s student-loan problem | Leaders | The Economist (2/24)

188. Ed Sheeran – Shape of You Lyrics | Genius Lyrics (2/25)

189. Auction - Wikipedia (2/26)

190. Oil prices sink to lowest in over a year, biggest weekly drop since 2016 - Reuters 

191. Politics this week | The world this week | The Economist (2/28)

192. Coronavirus latest updates: Australia adds Iran to travel bans, South Korea reports 594 new cases – live | World news | The Guardian

193. Business this week | The world this week | The Economist

194. A game of two halves - Globalisation has left lower-league football clubs behind | Graphic detail | The Economist

195. Who wants to run a bank? - Bank bosses in America stick around longer than those in Europe | Finance and economics | The Economist

196. How hath Berkshire done? - Untangling Warren Buffett’s unique firm | Business | The Economist

197. Exxon to begin restart of Baton Rouge, Louisiana, refinery this weekend - sources - Reuters

198. China's economy expected to rebound from virus hit - Chinese official - Reuters

199. Lyft flags production delays for scooter, bike parts due to coronavirus - Reuters

200. PM Johnson says coronavirus top priority, as first Briton dies - Reuters

201. Coronavirus disease (COVID-2019) situation reports 39 (2/29)