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From skyscrapers in Manhattan to sleek campuses in Silicon Valley, offices across the country have been mostly empty for months. "In some ways, this virus is a workplace virus, it's an office virus," said Amol Sarva, co-founder and CEO of Knotel, a company that designs and rents office space to major corporations internationally. "This is one of the few things that ever happened that shut every office in the world down."
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