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The cover story, however, also notes numerous denials from leading US virologists and health officials, including Dr. Anthony Fauci, that COVID-19 stemmed from a lab.

Among Baker’s 10 works of fiction are three erotic novels, including “House of Holes.”
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Among Baker’s 10 works of fiction are three erotic novels, including “House of Holes.”
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