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Removing the addition'll at least address these three issues, but the section needs more work generally. I think this essentially means finding more sources to give an adequate coverage of predictions of what will happen (or continue in the current new state) after the pandemic. Furthermore, I
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wonder how many countries have recovered sufficiently that they have already settled to a new normal (perhaps save for restrictions on international travel). Hopefully we can source some information on what the new normal is like in these places.
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