This time a year ago the editorial in CLAE suggested the world was in the middle of
a global pandemic [
[1]
]. It now seems that was a little optimistic as a year ago was probably the start
of the global pandemic, especially now that some countries are reporting a third wave
and fears of more to come with the possibility of new variants of the virus. The world
has changed due to the pandemic and has had to adapt to a new way of working where
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