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"ref": "2020 October, Susie Dent, Word Perfect: Etymological Entertainment For Every Day of the Year, John Murray Press, page 287",
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"ref": "2020 December 4, Naomi, Authentic Chic Lifestyle, archived from the original on 2024-04-20",
"text": "With this blog I want to open up about the feelings of depression that the second Corona-Covid-19 wave is causing for many, like me. And acknowledge the underestimated problem of the coronacoaster!",
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"ref": "2020 December 17, Liz Price, Medical and Dental Defence Union of Scotland, archived from the original on 2024-04-20",
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"ref": "2021 July, Jo Bavington-Jones, Write Way to Die, Conrad Press, page 107",
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"ref": "2021 December 13, Chloe Laws, Glamour UK, archived from the original on 2024-04-20",
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"ref": "2022 April, Tom Dillon, Agile Resilience: The Psychology of Developing Resilience in the Workplace, Critical Publishing, page 247",
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"ref": "2022 November 16, Jay, Soft UK, archived from the original on 2024-04-20",
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