double-a

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by double-a 5y ago
Cool. So then these companies should have nothing to fear.
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by double-a 5y ago
Source? Moderna (another mRNA vaccine) alone is estimating it will produce between 600M and 1B vaccines in 2021 already: https://www.google.com/amp/s/mobile.reuters.com/article/amp/... Curevac is on
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by double-a 5y ago
So, everyone here has realized how inane this article is given that it doesn't account for the price of Fe and Ni plummeting once this much supply is introduced to the market. But what is the actual value of something like this? Surely
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by double-a 6y ago
And has AstraZeneca claimed that this would cause them to fail on their commitments to the UK? Or are we presuming that because it benefits some other agenda?
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by double-a 6y ago
I don't understand why there's a comparison with the UK vaccination program at play here. Your comment is precisely the type of incendiary fallacy that OP is accusing the BBC if. EU is claiming that AZ is breaching the contract it
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by double-a 6y ago
Glad to see at least some folks in Search understand this :)
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by double-a 6y ago
I don't follow. If he was a child abuser as you're implying, wouldn't he be for encryption?
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by double-a 6y ago
Because the market is not pricing this as a signal that the "sum of all future free cash flow" is in jeopardy. Governments all over the world have implemented financial relief to these companies by promising to shoulder the cost o
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by double-a 9y ago
Why do Americans believe trying to interpret the Founding Father's intent is a reasonable way to debate policy? If the opinions of 18th century wealthy men have merit today it should be because we believe their reasoning applies to cur
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by double-a 9y ago
What did you find infuriating about BigTable?