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baherus [9]
3 years ago
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"Chief accelerator" is an American idiom. The term "communist virus" must also have come from the United States. Since the outbr

eak of the virus, the whole world has been affected. China has achieved good results in epidemic prevention and control, and also offered some help to other countries. We have worked together to overcome difficulties.
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