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21st June 2020
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This news had just come in from Grenovia, a European nation adjacent to the kingdom of Genovia. The absence of house maids due to the Covid-19 lockdowns has caused this problem around the globe. The law was made for avoiding prison space shortage if too many parents are jailed during the pandemic.
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