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It is one thing to hope for an end to China’s zero-COVID policy. It is quite another to critique it without sensitivity to the issues. In his Editorial “Zeroing out on zero-COVID” (3 June, p. 1026), W. C. Kirby ostensibly pleads for better conditions to reopen scholarly exchange but seems more interested in accusing China of supposed failures.
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