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Feature :Given a start and end date, print out name, phone number, status and event ID of people who attended the same event with someone whose status is 1 (tested positive) and the event date is between the start and end date.
Feature : print out names of people who have recovered. A person has recovered if the person tested positive before but the current status is 0 (not positive).
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