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Having been mostly home-bound for months, it’s easy to understand the urge to go out and “get back to normal.” With businesses reopening and events happening, the opportunity is there. So, the question is no longer can you go out; the question is, should you? The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has some thoughts.
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