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A new cluster of infections in Beijing has seen authorities raise the coronavirus alert level, cancel flights and roll out mass testing. The WSJ’s Jonathan Cheng explains how the outbreak threatens China’s economic recovery and virus eradication efforts. Photo: Chen Zhonghao/Zuma Press
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