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With coronavirus cases surging in some parts of the United States,Widow who Fell For Her Son’s Friend’s Stuff She Met On A Matching App (2025) institutions like the NBA and Disney World are trying to figure out how to reopen as safely as possible. This often means allowing a fraction of the crowds that were allowed in the Before Times to assure social distancing — which makes for surreal photos of these usually-densely populated places.

Here are photos of iconic spots as you've likely never seen them:

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1. Disney World

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2. Grand Central Station

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3. Las Vegas

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4. Piazza Navona in Rome

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5. Central Park

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6. NBA court in Orlando

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7. More Disney World!

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8. Tropicana Field in Florida for Toronto Blue Jays v. Tampa Bay Rays

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9. Universal City Walk

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10. Stade de France outside Paris for Paris Saint-Germain v Saint-Etienne

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