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ONE STEP AT A TIME

fter three years of upended reality, nearly every country in the world has finally pushed ahead with the resumption of what we remember as regular life. In some places, this transition came gradually while in others substantial restrictions on movements and gatherings had been unwound. Whether the resumption of normality came earlier or later in the year, collectively the world is looking to move on from the struggles and grief

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