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pandemic

[pan-dem-ik] / pænˈdɛm ɪk /


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Beaumont points to the pandemic as a turning point in how people relate to their homes.

From BBC

However, experts have started to question whether the escalation in language used since the Covid pandemic could harm trust in official health advice.

From BBC

California’s population growing seemed to be a permanent feature until the pandemic, when the California exodus became the state’s first years of population decline, ever.

From Los Angeles Times

In the past, such negative sentiment was closely associated with a poor economy, but the connection between sentiment and the actual performance of the economy has loosened since the pandemic.

From MarketWatch

And major historical events, like pandemics and wars, clearly leave their scars on people in different ways.

From Salon