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New York test results and TWO TIPS for surviving COVID
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New York publishes some very important testing results in two
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tips for Surviving Cove in 19.
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This is Steve Elliott with Grass Fires Quantifies Counter, Drudge
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Report It's the stories or the perspective you're not going
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to hear from the mainstream media or even from Matt
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Drudge. Let's get right to it.
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New York just announced some very, very important tests.
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Nearly three million New Yorkers have had Corona virus antibodies,
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Study suggests.
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We've been telling you about these anybody.
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Studies is the key way we can know just how
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far Covert 19 has reached into our population.
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New York found that overall about 14% in New York
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City, about 21% of New York City residents have already
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had and have recovered from covert 19.
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Likely, these people didn't have any symptoms such mild symptoms
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that they did not even bother to come in to
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get tested.
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This is extremely, extremely important information for us.
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We now have three major tests in the last week,
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first out of Santa Ana, California, then out of Los
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Angeles, California and out of New York, showing that anywhere
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from 10 to 80 times more people have the antibodies,
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which means that they have already been infected and have
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recovered likely with little or no symptoms, then the number
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people we know have been tested.
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This greatly reduces the infection fatality rate, which is why
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we got ourselves into this because it was there was
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a deep concern.
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There was infection victory.
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It could be three or 4%.
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Then, Dr Fauci said, Well, it's probably 1% now.
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These studies are showing it's less than 10.1% or perhaps
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0.3%. Made 0.4% a little bit higher in New York
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City. But that's where the epicenter of the epidemic is
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In the worst are the outbreak, the rest the country.
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The numbers are going to come in and have started
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coming that this is no worse than a pandemic flu
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or a very bad flu season.
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Now grass farmer go to grasp our dot com slash
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tests, and we have.
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I think it's the best list I've seen.
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Of all the testing, the recent testing, especially the antibody
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testing for the New York testing, the recent update in
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the Colorado anybody testing what happened lost Los Angeles and
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France recently is a test release in Santa at Santa
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Clara, California, plus a lot more test results that are
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very, very important for us, because now that we're getting
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more information, we know we can take different tactics.
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Because the big question, of course, is the shutdown.
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The shutdown is what because another four million people to
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file new unemployment claims, bringing that tip tip that total
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upto, I think 26 million headed into the thirties, 30
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million and mawr of unemployed Americans.
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I haven't even mentioned the another half a $1,000,000,000 in
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stimulus that Congress passed, which is going to take our
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deficit this year well over 4.5, maybe $5 trillion when
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I think the previous high was 1.41 point two trillion.
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I can't remember what it waas wanna have trillion dollars,
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maybe $5 trillion.30 million unemployed.
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Of course, the big question is shut down.
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They have to present this shutdown is totally unprecedented in
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American history.
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In fact, it's so impressive that the CDC is last
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two major updates on their guidelines and included nothing about
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such shutdown special into the deep analysis so exclusive on
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grass for dot com about this, this is.
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In 2007 CDC released what it's called its pandemic severity
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index. It basically tried to model cover the index that
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model after the Hurricane Index, a category one to Category
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five, and from Canada.
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I want to be the lowest pandemic category five, the
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highest based on analysis of what they continue.
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The standards that blue era points about where we would
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consider this current pandemic beat about a category high category
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to pandemic in 2017 the CDC updated it to ah,
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little bit more complicated four grid system, which it rated
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the, uh, transmissibility on the vertical axis and the severity
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on the horizontal axis on.
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They read everything from the 2009 pandemic all the way
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over the opera hand quadrant is the 1918 Spanish flu
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pandemic. And based on my reading of it, that blue
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Dot is about where you'd probably put Cove in 19
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high severity, very high severity.
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So it's a serious pandemic, but it's not all the
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way up in the upper right hand quadrant now.
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We looked at the data and found that the city
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she did not recommend stay home shut down in either
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off the last two pandemic guidelines that what I'm saying
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in this is that even if you put the cove
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in 19 in the far right of the most recent
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one in the 1980 1918 pandemic, or you even called
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it a Category five or the ultimate upper right hand
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quadrant, the CDC still did not recommend the type of
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shutdown that we've had.
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Currently, this is unprecedented.
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Isn't even thought of in the CDC issues.
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He hadn't even considered this type of shot that well.
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What did the CDC consider?
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Let's look at the CDC.
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Consider NB Eyes, which is non pharmaceutical interventions, which is
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the type of shutdowns personal, voluntary home, quarantine persons, ill
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person team from the three days of remaining home until
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if they become him.
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Household members also stay home Face mask used by ill
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persons. Ill persons for source control.
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How about community measures?
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Yes, school closures and dismissals.
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Mass gathering modifications.
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Postponing cancellations.
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We've seen some of that other social distancing measures offering
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Tell Akemi offering telecommuting workplaces or ceding students further apart
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in classrooms.
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Nothing about stay home waters.
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Nothing about massive business shutdowns affecting 20 to 30 million
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people and basically making it.
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So there's only two places we can go, Lowe's and
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Wal Mart.
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Nothing like that was even in the recommendations.
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And why is it important to note this?
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Because what's happening in America now is totally unprecedented.
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The extreme measure the government that governors and mayors have
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put in place have never happened before in American history
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and were never even part of the CDC is guidelines.
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So now we have people like Bill Gates saying this.
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We will have some digital certificates to show who has
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recovered or been tested recently or when we have a
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vaccine who has received it now, Just a few months
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ago, if Bill Gates said that the vast majority of
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Americans would have said, Not on my life will I
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ever have a digital certificate on my phone or worse,
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on my person that identifies whether I've had a vaccine
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or if I have already had the antibodies to some
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disease, we don't never even consider it.
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And Bill Gates says it and no one blinks.
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This is the danger of what's happened in our country
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today. Now I did promise you some good news, so
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you have to go to tips.
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First, the tip is go outdoors.
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Now the problem.
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Stay home orders.
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People have little stayed home.
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They haven't gone out.
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They haven't gotten outside Well, what you're the weather's turning
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good. It's time to get outdoors.
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Here's the ones that have just found out.
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All identified outbreaks in this study group of three or
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more cases or court occurred in an indoor environment, which
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confirms that sharing indoor space is a major cove in
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19 infection risk.
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And guess what they've told us to do for the
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last six weeks.
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Stay home Exactly the opposite of what what we should
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have been doing now, of course, they said, you can
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go out to exercise, but it was like If you
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absolutely have to, you can go out to exercise.
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They basically have quarantine us in our homes, which probably
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further spread the disease within our families.
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How about outdoor tip Tip number two.
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Summertime is coming.
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This is good news.
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Look at this.
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This is from not from the city, See, but from
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D. H s.
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The half life of the virus drops by 2/3 in
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high humidity on about you.
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But I'm in Virginia in a high.
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Humanae sets in sometime in May.
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We don't turn off for organizations.
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So sometime in October, the half life of the virus
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dropped by 98% in sunlight goes from 60 minutes to
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a 1.5 minutes.
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So high humidity and sunlight, we'll have a great effect
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on covert 19.
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You may remember, two months ago, President Trump stood up
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and said, Well, summer's gonna come in and it looks
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like Summer is gonna help us.
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And the media mocked and ridiculed him relentlessly with Yesterday,
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the HSE announced this findings.
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These findings and I can tell you I've looked on
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CNN. They didn't even report this that summer time is
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going to cause a suppression of cove in 19 so
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summer time and getting out towards two tips as you
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go into your weekend.
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This is devalued.
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Thank you so much for taking a little bit of
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your time with me today as we look at a
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different perspective on the Corona virus headlights
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