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Do you think that human activities is responsible for the pandemic??if yes then why....
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Do you think that human activities is responsible for the pandemic??if yes then why....
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human activities are responsible for the pandemic bc no one will wear masks when there supposed to and stay in doors
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The human activities is obviously responsible for the pandemic
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