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    The COVID-19 pandemic has brought the world to its knees as countries struggle with protecting their public and failing systems. Many universities suspended in-person classes and switched to online learning. In January 2020, a mysterious SARS-like disease began spreading from Wuhan, China to other countries in Asia, though some governments strengthened travel surveillance, others stopped short of flight bans, allowing the virus to spread further. Amidst the ongoing pandemic, laboratory schools strive for continued improvement to achieve success in the new normal for their universities, with a message of healing and achieving goals together.

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    The COVID-19 pandemic has brought the world to its knees as countries struggle with protecting their public and failing systems. Many universities suspended in-person classes and switched to online learning. In January 2020, a mysterious SARS-like disease began spreading from Wuhan, China to other countries in Asia, though some governments strengthened travel surveillance, others stopped short of flight bans, allowing the virus to spread further. Amidst the ongoing pandemic, laboratory schools strive for continued improvement to achieve success in the new normal for their universities, with a message of healing and achieving goals together.

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    The COVID-19 pandemic has brought the world to its knees as countries struggle with protecting their public and failing systems. Many universities suspended in-person classes and switched to online learning. In January 2020, a mysterious SARS-like disease began spreading from Wuhan, China to other countries in Asia, though some governments strengthened travel surveillance, others stopped short of flight bans, allowing the virus to spread further. Amidst the ongoing pandemic, laboratory schools strive for continued improvement to achieve success in the new normal for their universities, with a message of healing and achieving goals together.

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    Video Montage (News clips of the pandemic here and abroad)

    The COVID-19 pandemic has brought the world to its knees.

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    Some countries are managing to protect the public.

    Others are failing.

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    Many universities and colleges worldwide suspended classroom teaching due to the novel coronavirus
    pandemic and switched to online teaching.

    In a race against this deadly disease, political systems compete to prove their superiority.

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    In January 2020, the world is out. There is a mysterious SARS-like disease spreading from Wuhan around
    China to neighboring countries South Korea and Japan.

    The government ordered the bureau of quarantine to strengthen surveillance of incoming travelers from
    China.

    However, authorities stopped short of banning incoming flights from China. A dramatic turn of events
    happened which caused the start of the spread of the coronavirus in the country.

    Amidst the onslaught of the pandemic, the laboratory schools continue to strive to achieve greater
    height for the next normal, for the university.

    Together we heal as one.

    Together we achieve as one.

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