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Rabbits make great pets because they are low maintenance and playful.
Taking care of a pet rabbit can be a rewarding experience, creating a special bond.
It is important to use our strength and power to protect and uplift those who are weaker, promoting a more equal and gentle world.

Anarchist societies might struggle with conflict and violence without a police force or official laws, as history shows many groups resolved issues through harsh means.
The idea of countries without states not going to war seems optimistic; history shows that powerful groups have often conquered more peaceful societies.
It's unclear how communities could operate without structured work and schools while still getting things done, and more examples are needed to understand how this could work in practice.

New evidence suggests synergy between vitamins A and D may protect against autoimmune diseases.
The relationship between vitamins A and D could have potential health benefits.
Exploring the combined effects of vitamins A and D may offer new insights into autoimmune disease prevention.

A past COVID-19 infection provides good protection against re-infection and severe disease, if you survived the first infection.
Vaccination remains the safest way to build immunity and protect against future encounters with the virus.
Hybrid immunity, a combination of vaccine and infection-induced immunity, offers better protection against re-infection and severe disease.

Wearing a mask is one of the simplest and most effective ways to curb the spread of coronavirus and save lives.
When it comes to masks, wear the best one you have and make sure it fits well to protect others.
Face shields are not a replacement for masks but can offer an extra layer of protection in high-risk situations.

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