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Delta variant reignites face mask debate in US

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The recent surge of Covid-19, driven by the Delta variant, has reignited political controversy around mask-wearing in the United States, with some governors opposing all measures to make masks mandatory despite advice from health authorities.

The dispute feels familiar, harkening back to the early days of the pandemic when masks became a symbol of political affiliation in the US - the clash led by then-president Donald Trump, who made it a point of pride to be seen without a face covering.

More than a year later, the subject has again become particularly sensitive as another school year approaches. "This should be something that a parent is ultimately making the decision on," Republican Governor Ron DeSantis of Florida reiterated, having

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