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you are touching on a very important point and that is that we have seen this virus evolve with new variant after new variant after new variant. the uk was battered by the alpha variant injanuary the uk was battered by the alpha variant in january and the uk was battered by the alpha variant injanuary and we got hit by it not as badly in the spring and now the uk is battered by the delta variant and now we re getting the same phenomenon. we are always a few months behind the uk with these variants. but we need to get herd immunity in this planet, notjust in one or two countries, but on this planet, and we are going to see, continue to see human beings getting infected and producing these new variants. these variants may ultimately escape the immunity from vaccines. there is discussion about the doses but huge parts of the world, people haven t even had their first dose yet. their first dose yet. yes, yes. there is their first dose yet. yes, yes. there is an their first dose yet. y
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