‘Do you think the quarantine should be lifted?’

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‘Do you think the quarantine should be lifted?’

“No, I think there should be some restrictions for the quarantine.

“I do think the quarantine should be lifted.

It’s devastating a lot of our small businesses.

A lot of people are out of work.”

I don’t think all the restrictions should be lifted right now because it’s still a lot we’re uncertain of.

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