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One U.S. Census worker says there are usually 30 people inside his office, and there are attempts at social distancing, but it’s tough.

‘It’s a tough choice’: US Census worker is concerned about safety but won’t quit

One U.S. Census worker says there are usually 30 people inside his office, and there are attempts at social distancing, but it’s tough.

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