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The world is trying to fight a pandemic.
Countries forced into lockdowns.
Watching loved ones die behind small tablet screens.
Isolation for over a year.
Financial and mental meltdowns.
Messages of hate from an ignorant nation.
Just when you think you are about to regain normality, your phone pings&
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