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Clarence Page: Can we learn to live with COVID-19, before COVID-19 fatigue kills us?

Can it be? Two years into our politically polarized fight to end the pandemic, COVID-19 fatigue seems to be rising faster these days than the pandemic itself.

No, I haven’t joined the anti-vaxxers or the anti-mandate protesters who block commerce with truck convoys to push back against vaccine mandates.

But, even after willingly masking up, getting my shots and a booster and keeping a sensibly social distance whenever possible, I find myself asking increasingly when it’s all

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