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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 time in history, humanity have faced great health challenges that affects the life in general. Different pandemic challenges spread across the world in history, such as the Smallpox, the Spanish flu, Tuberculosis or Plague \cite{wiki:Smallpox}\cite{wiki:Tuberculosis}\cite{wiki:Plague} \cite{wiki:Spanishflu}\cite{wiki:Coronavirus} \cite{wiki:Pandemic}. 
The effects of pandemic on health sector is the greatest challenge and also, consequently, affects economy and social life. Human has daily activity that are highly changing during the pandemic. 
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