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Meanings of post-pandemic in English

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Usage of post-pandemic in English
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Future research post-pandemic is recommended, especially as the demands have increased significantly.
Pubmed
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In a post-pandemic world, society may start to reappraise poorly paid jobs.
The South African
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Tonally, he says, the under-wraps program still feels right for a post-pandemic world.
The Guardian
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Fifth, in the post-pandemic environment the delivery of education will need a radical rethink.
Jamaica Observer
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Together, this might augur a surge in post-pandemic spending that powers a V-shaped recovery.
NY Magazine
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Otago will face the biggest economic struggle of any region in the post-pandemic recovery.
Radio NZ
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For governments, the issue may also inform post-pandemic support.
Reuters
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Hiltzik felt the details of the allegations would be largely forgotten in the post-pandemic world.
Reuters
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And it could lead to New Zealand squandering the opportunity to build a progressive post-pandemic economy.
The Guardian
10
The council will today release a proposal in an effort to boost the night-time economy post-pandemic.
News.com.au
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One of the big changes the Chesky foresees in a post-pandemic travel environment is less 'overtourism'.
The South African
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The atmosphere is ripe for a party of big government to sweep elections in post-pandemic America.
The Irish Times
13
The shadow home affairs minister, Kristina Keneally, last week called for a reduction in temporary migration post-pandemic.
The Guardian
14
To try to answer that, RNZ is making a podcast and video series about the post-pandemic world.
Radio NZ
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That's just one facet of the post-pandemic slump from which the United States is recovering only slowly.
Reuters
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The same way you have. And Seinfeld says he is not worried about the Big Apple post-pandemic.
News.com.au
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