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    Long walk to freedom

    May 20, 2020 2 minutes

    FOR seven weeks, the nearest thing to liberty in this unsettling world was the daily walk: that precious hour or so when lockdown felt temporarily suspended and intangible. But every day brought a dilemma: the clarity of early-morning birdsong and crisp air as the masses lay abed versus

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