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\title{Optimistic Prediction Model For the COVID-19 Coronavirus Pandemic based on the Reported Data Analysis}

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	Taibah University\\
	Medina \\}
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IR \sep COVID-19 Coronavirus Pandemic
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\section{Introduction}
In different times in history, humanity has faced great health challenges that affect  life in general.
Different pandemics have spread around the world in history, such as smallpox, the Spanish flu,tuberculosis and plague \cite{wiki:Smallpox}\cite{wiki:Tuberculosis}\cite{wiki:Plague}
\cite{wiki:Spanishflu}
\cite{wiki:Coronavirus}
\cite{wiki:Pandemic}.
The effects of pandemics on the health sector are a major challenge that, consequently, affect economy and social life. Humans have daily activities that change substantially during a pandemic.
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