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pandemic

[pan-dem-ik] / pænˈdɛm ɪk /


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Bollywood has long been unpredictable at the box office and the pandemic compounded problems, but producers argue that today's losses stem less from creative failure and more from top artists' runaway expenses.

From Barron's

In interviews with auditors, administrators at the facilities said that the COVID-19 pandemic caused higher staff turnover as well as an increased reliance on contract workers to fill gaps.

From Los Angeles Times

He was there to answer questions on decisions he made during the pandemic that directly impacted children.

From BBC

The pandemic ushered in an era of remote and hybrid work.

From The Wall Street Journal

Beaumont points to the pandemic as a turning point in how people relate to their homes.

From BBC