It’s been a long year. Now, as we walk, cautiously, back into the “real world” it feels like maybe the pandemic might finally be coming to an end — at least in the United States. Of course, if the last year has taught us anything, it’s that COVID-19, and life in general, is impossible to predict. However, all signs point to dawn. According to New York Times data for May 11, cases are down to 38,135 per day on average over the last two weeks. . . . …
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