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"Blue faces mean you feel sick.”

Figure 3 – Aged 5, Uppsala, 2020. “A boy coughed and put his hands over there (on the house) and someone came and touched it, then they got sick. X means that you shouldn't go outside and catch bacteria. The bacteria are underground. Blue faces mean you feel sick.”
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