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Data shows Americans do not believe life will return to normal anytime soon
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A recent survey from Quinnipiac University indicates that 81 percent of Americans do not believe life will return to normal in the United States anytime soon.
Life will take more than a year to return to normal, according to 32%, while 26% fear it will never return to normal.
The survey also revealed that Americans are divided on whether the government should regulate social media companies such as Facebook and Twitter. 45 percent think the government should regulate them, while 45 percent think it shouldn’t.
70% of Americans believe social media companies cause more harm than good, while 20% believe they do more good than harm.
From October 15th to October 18th, 1,342 individuals across the United States were polled, with a margin of error of +/- 2.7 percentage points.
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