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Stay home save live is the common words between people these days,  because everybody afraid for hem self and he 's love one's.
During this days of cris every one feels guilty and not proud of hes passe life before corna, and in he's mine always thinking that I will be better person I will do my prayers and I will not cheat more I will not drink alcohol again and a lote of things. 
Actually if we want ta say that absolute truth, we will say that corona made the world a better place every one stock at home, less crime, the bars are closed,every person try to fix he's situation with god, Ozone hole decreased, so we hope to be  their more positive thing with covid-19.

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