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Adding nofollow to all links on page

I have the following in my <head> section:

<meta name="robots" content="nofollow" />

Does this mean the default for all links on the page is 'nofollow'? If I want a link to be followed, do I need to explicitly state so (i.e. <a rel='follow'...>)?

Also, I noticed that none of the links explicitly state 'nofollow' on them, yet the crawling tool I'm using (Screaming Frog Spider) shows that they are being followed.

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