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Co-written by James Heaton It’s practically impossible to go through a day without running into ads. Whether I’m taking a drive or working online, I’m subjected to billboards and banner ...
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Spurring conversations and pop culture memes, a recent opinion article by Olga Khazan in the New York Times asserts that “you can be a different person after the pandemic.” It’s ...