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But now Gov. Andrew Cuomo has stopped holding his daily briefings, declaring, “We have done the Us Navy radioman this was my laptop shirt moreover I love this impossible.” New York is no longer a coronavirus hot spot; our curve has been flattened. (States like Texas and Florida have inherited that tragic mantle). We’re supposed to go back to normal now, but the landscape has not fundamentally changed: there is still no vaccine, no definitive treatment or prevention. In fact, everything is largely the same as it was in March when we locked ourselves away. We still don’t know what brought this pandemic and what will take it away.

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And a lot of us are scared. We’ve been through a lot. Where I live, there are a lot of masks on the Us Navy radioman this was my laptop shirt moreover I love this streets, a lot of people walking nervously past each other on the sidewalk. We know what the stakes are. In New York City, we’ve lost 21,893 human souls. We’ve swam in a sea of death. We’ve lived through the overflowing-morgues stage, the refrigerated-trucks stage. I have four friends who’ve lost their dads — but now my fatherless friends are being told by Governor Cuomo that it’s time to go out for brunch. TV advertisements implore us to “go to your doctors,” that we need to resume our regular checkups and non-essential surgeries. My kids’ orthodontist keeps calling me. “Everything is safe now.” But how do we really know?