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s we were working on this issue, most of us around the world were at home, grappling with the complexity of the COVID-19 outbreak and its disruption to our normal routines. For many in the community, the restrictions on travel have meant major setbacks in their livelihoods, with projects and assignments put on hold and tours and workshops canceled. It’s something we think about every day, and we hope when we’re able to return to normal

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