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In your specific case you can probably ignore it. "Coronavirus" is the temporary, generic name. It's about to be given a real one: www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-china-51371770
The virus theme relates to a previous "it will fade away" answer. The story I heard mentioned previous news-making coronaviruses: SARS, MERS, N1H1. I think today you could name a dog Mers or Ni-Hi, and no-one would think twice

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: How can you show a character trembling without telling the reader I'm trying to write this scene where the character is trembling but it's unrealistically. "My heart was pounding beneath my chest.

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