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Smaller counties in Missouri with few or no COVID-19 cases -- like St. Francois -- are also starting to issue their own."}, 'original_ref': 'www.audacy.com/_components/paragraph/instances/migrate-kmox-172803-0@published'}, {'data': {'text': '<em>Related:\xa0<a href="https://kmox.radio.com/articles/news/line-for-st-louis-food-giveaway-stretches-a-mile">LOOK: Urban League food giveaway draws gigantic crowd in St. Louis County\xa0</a>Related:\xa0<a href="https://kmox.radio.com/articles/news/st-louis-county-to-close-parks">St. Louis County closing\xa0all parks starting this weekend</a></em>Could the state be on its way to implementing its own? Missouri Gov. Mike Parson, during his daily briefing on Thursday, hinted it\'s a possibility."When we did that order, we said we would evaluate that and the end of that order, that time is coming," Parson said, referring to the initial ban on gatherings larger than ten people. "We\'re in the process of doing that. Tomorrow (Friday), I hope to give you some more details on that."', 'isIframe': False}, 'original_ref': 'www.audacy.com/_components/html-embed/instances/migrate-kmox-172803-1@published'}, {'data': {'text': '<a href="https://app.radio.com/clip-download-newsradio-1120-kmox"><div class="media media-element-container media-native"> <div id="file-235085" class="file file-image file-image-jpeg"> <div class="content"></div></div></div></a><img class="media-element file-native" data-delta="1" typeof="foaf:Image" src="https://images.radio.com/kmoxam/s3fs-public/KMOX-App-Button_0_0.jpg?width=1200&amp;height=&amp;crop=500:85,smart" width="500" height="85" alt /><div class="clearfix">Parson also says it\'s difficult to issue a blanket order for a state as diverse as Missouri."Every segment of the state is different," Parson says. 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