LitCovid-sentences  

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T104 0-118 Sentence denotes The pandemic has put the interconnectivity among various sectors under the spotlight through the impact of SARS‐CoV‐2.
T105 119-191 Sentence denotes By infecting more than 23 million people19 Anonymous. (2020, August 23).
T106 192-255 Sentence denotes Reported Cases and Deaths by Country, Territory, or Conveyance.
T107 256-268 Sentence denotes Worldometer.
T108 269-343 Sentence denotes Retrieved August 23, 2020, from https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/
T109 344-528 Sentence denotes of various demographics throughout the world, the virus has manifested its ability to penetrate barriers regardless of nationality, age, ethnic origin, or socio‐economic circumstances.
T110 529-653 Sentence denotes There is an undeniably real risk of acquiring infection regardless of who we are and what demographic category we belong to.
T111 654-788 Sentence denotes Given the ease of transmission of the virus across the global population, no one can be left untouched by the pandemic’s consequences.
T112 789-1132 Sentence denotes Even statistical outliers such as billionaires who can pass the time away in secluded vacation spots have to be dependent on other people who maintain their yachts, produce and prepare their food, look after their psychosocial and medical needs, and provide such other services as they might require during their prolonged period of seclusion.
T113 1133-1220 Sentence denotes The ability of these people to provide services can easily be affected by the pandemic.
T114 1221-1488 Sentence denotes This paper proceeds by identifying specific inequities in the Philippines and beyond, exploring how these are being experienced in the context of the pandemic, and examining how problems are being addressed through specific measures in the evolving COVID‐19 response.
T115 1489-1660 Sentence denotes Each section focuses on an area of inequity and discusses the implications of measures being implemented not only for the short term but also for the post‐pandemic period.
T116 1661-1864 Sentence denotes The paper goes on to anticipate the ethical requirements for the post‐pandemic new normal and to make broad recommendations for an ethical framework that ought to govern our transition to the new normal.