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. WASHINGTON Joe Biden offered voters a promise when he campaigned for the White House: He would do a better job on the coronavirus pandemic than President Donald Trump. Accepting the Democratic presidential nomination in August, he pledged that the first step I will take will be to get control of the virus that s ruined so many lives. Declaring victory three months later, he said, I will spare no effort or commitment to turn this pandemic around. Now, 100 days into his presidency, Biden can point to a host of figures showing that he has kept his promise, from plunging death rates to soaring vaccination numbers. But the hard part may be just beginning as the mission switches from churning out vaccines to getting people to actually get them especially the reluctant, the remote and the disadvantaged.
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