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Surge of handwritten cards show sympathy and thanks during coronavirus
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In the era of virtual meetings, Americans are closing the distance with handwritten thank-you notes and sympathy cards. These tangible reminders are heartfelt ways to convey support during troubling times, says NBC News’ Harry Smith.May 1, 2020
