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octavo

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Q: Is your city IN or OUT of (semi) lockdown?

My city is slowly coming out of what was a semi-lockdown.

But at last estimate, around 30 cities are still in lockdown.

How are things in your neck of the woods?

44 weeks 4 days ago in General - China

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nashboroguy

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I live on a high school campus, so we are locked down until after the Gao Kao is finished. The rest of the city has been open and operational.

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Time is tricky．it is hard to govern and smooth to waste extra time than you need．as an instance，at the start of a semester，you may feel that you have plenty of time on you hands．but closer to the cease of the term you may suddenly discover that point is going for walks out．you don't have sufficient time to cowl all your duties，so that you get worried．what's the answer?control!

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