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Delta variant

Whenever they want to sell more masks, medical supplies, vaccines, or test kits, they try to scare people all over again, you can tell by the news you see and hear about how the next mutation is always just a little bit more dangerous than the last, if not much more dangerous.
Life was beginning to return to what some considered dull (pre pandemic) again, and because that would make the people that would otherwise remain in their lines wake up and fight the people looking to make money off anything related to the medical field pretended to get angry and started trying to scare the rest of the population all over again to get them back in line, and unable to think for themselves yet again. The delta variant was just the excuse they needed to shut people's thoughts down all over again.
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delta variant

Variant of SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19. It was discovered first in India in October 2020. It has an increased infectivity rate and has shown to be less affected by the COVID vaccines, and is now the dominant strain in the United States. Synonyms are B.1.617.2, AY.1, and AY.2.
The delta variant is now the dominant strain of COVID-19 in the US.
delta variant by slweeb July 12, 2021

Delta Varient 

A random white Midwestern woman in a black sorority.
Karen is the Delta Varient of the Delta Sigma Theta pledges.
Delta Varient by DokoDeska August 13, 2021
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