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Tom Hanks, who recovered from Covid-19 earlier this year, has said he "has no respect" for people who decline to wear a mask during the pandemic. The actor and his wife Rita Wilson tested positive for coronavirus while filming in Australia in March. "If you can't wear a mask and wash your hands and social distance, I've got no respect for you, man. I don't buy your argument," he said
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