Manufacturers from foreign competitors. French president emmanuel micron is calling the attack of russian Opposition LeaderAlexey Navalny in assassination attempt. He is calling on russia to launch a transparent investigation. The comments came on a phone call with russian president Vladimir Putin as to more european laboratories found traces of a nerve agent. Navalny is in a hospital and is said to be improving. President trump started a process that could cut u. S. Drug costs. An executive order would tie prices to those paid by countries with National Health systems. Of ander falls short immediate cut the president has said would lower patients outofpocket costs. Global news 24 hours a day on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. I am Mark Crumpton. This is bloomberg. Vonnie it is 1 00 in new york, 6 00 in london, 1 00 a. M. In hong kong. Here are the top stories on the bloomberg and are in the world we are following. Activity sending u. S. Stocks higher today. Fargo patel from wells Asset Management about how the fed is putting a floor on the market. Todayotable arrangement centers on oracle and tiktok, oracle edging out microsoft for the u. S. Operations of bytedance companies of the bytedance company. As we know, a preponderance of restaurants fighting for pandemic. Uring the Restaurant Owner and chef angie marge joins me to discuss her plans for keeping the beatrice inn in new york city going. Amid the restrictions. A quik check of the markets. It is monday and an up day with the nasdaq up more than 2 for most of the session. We are seeing the nasdaq up. Crude, one of the assets trading off on its own, down by . 10. A little more muted for the vix today, but still up 25. Joining us for more is margie assetswells fargo portfolio manager. Last week. Episode what was it . Is it something that will be sustained . Will it revisit us soon . Margie i think last week, we had a shortterm trading action in the market, but nothing has changed fund mentally. The fed has put a floor under the market by liquidity. They have made a commitment in many ways when they seek to prevent the Financial Markets from having an unwind, which would be precipitated by covid. So there is a floor under the market. And those zeros say to me there is room for pe to expand even though they are focusing on the price today, there is room for expansion because Interest Rates are near zero. Vonnie the fed can take a loss and then some and some more, but they cannot put people back in jobs where people are not typically able to work. Service industries are closed or a quarter capacity and someone. What happens when Companies Just to feel the lack of demand that will presumably happen at some point . Margie well, i am not so sure that will happen, because the feds actions are very stimulative. They provide Unemployment Insurance for millions of people. And come although we could say that job growth is slower than we would like, the fact is could meet month, more and more people are getting jobs. As we work through that, that says there will be more japan more demand to support the economy. And in some segments of the economy are doing well. The Auto Industry has started to rebound. That alone would increase the employment numbers we are seeing. So it looks like we are seeing sustainable uptrend in the economy, and i would expect that to continue even though if we have some ups and downs in the covid situation. The market fundamentals are improving. Vonnie is there even a need at the margin for more stimulus, then . Margie it is hard to say. The fed has done a lot. Treasury rates, except for the 30 year, between practically zero and 75 basis points. They provided liquidity to financial sectors. I think they have done all about about all they can do. Some people are worried we may see inflation pick up and they have been very clear they will be tolerant of inflation going above 2 before they need to act. Thats as the doors are wide open and they are there to support the market in that level from the monetary actions, and that is really all we need. It looks as if companies are beginning to real vitalize are begin to revitalize and selfhealing. Vonnie ok, margie. Hi yields, one of your areas. The spread of the moment. What do you make of it . Margie i think highyield spreads are likely to get narrower. We have had a pickup in defaults, but if you look at where the defaults are, they are in vulnerable sectors, energy, retail, for example, some parts of travel. Away from those sectors come the highyield market looks very good. Buyers are still very receptive to buying higheryielding securities. And Many Companies have been able to finance, in advance of maturity, and providing liquidity on their Balance Sheet in case we have a slowdown in the economy. They can sustain themselves through another bad period, all of which says Balance Sheets are in great shape. We are not going to see defaults away from those vulnerable sectors. Vonnie does that presume the economy does recover in pretty quick time . Margie we are really in pretty good shape. We are certainly better than the bottom of the market in 2008. We fell into a deep hole and gradually consumers are digging their way out. I would say, for the 80 of the economy, of people who are lucky enough to have jobs, things are pretty good. You can see that in consumer spending. I think we will continue to see the market build on strengths. Each month will be a little bit better. And even when we do not have a might give ak that vote of confidence and help the economy have a little bit of acceleration. The bottom line, the economy is in pretty good shape. Typically the economy goes down when the fed tightens. That is not happening either. We are seeing the economy going up. Of a are classic signs good backdrop for Financial Markets. Vonnie i just have to say that i am dumbfounded. You see pretty positive growth. What is your gdp forecast for next year . Margie as i said, the attractive parts of the market, high yield, will be continue to be attractive for the fixed income investor. Those spreads will narrow because defaults from nonvulnerable sectors will go lower and the equity markets will have a surprise on the upside. There earnings in the Second Quarter actually surprised the market. They were quite strong. I think you will see that trend continue building in the third quarter. Strengths building on strengths should allow the price earnings ratio to expand, in addition to earnings increases. We should have a surprisingly good market, surprising because there are so many naysayers on the economy, thinking we are in something we will never get out of. Vonnie we shall see, and thank you. Patel, Portfolio Asset manager. Tiktok, digging into the details next. This is bloomberg. Vonnie this is Bloomberg Markets right here. I am vonnie quinn. Time for our stock of the hour. Shares rising after the company confirmed it has made a bid for the operations of tiktok in the u. S. , thats oracle. It is a little more convoluted. Lets get to kaylee lines. It will not be in out right sale. Unlike microsoft, which oracle has edged out, it is not trying to by the u. S. Operations are right. This would look more like a partnership, restructuring for the top u. S. Operations of tiktok, with oracle hosting the to, but tiktok being able maintain control of its allimportant algorithm. The issue here is that this is a long way to go. This would require approval by both the Trump Administration those ai,g given algorithmic questions beijing wants to protect. The treasury secretary was speaking on cnbc earlier. He said it will go through a National Security review this week and he will make a recommendation to the president , who has until sunday to decide whether or not to sign off on this deal. China a part of that equation as well. The fact that there is more of a restructuring may make it more attractive to beijing, given that control over the ai, but maybe less so for the Trump Administration, which has been pushing, really, for a sale. Even if this does go through, the question is what does this give oracle . Why did they want these assets so badly . That is a question for analysts today. You have one analyst at citigroup saying they are struggling to find a rationale for oracle focusing heavily on notok, given that would provide a major boost to its cloud operations. It can provide a minor boost, but not enough that oracle will be able to come in and compete with Major Players in the cloud like amazon or microsoft. Vonnie there is another Company Involved and that is walmart. It is specifically looking at one portion of tiktoks operations. Walmart and microsoft were originally partnering in their bid for tiktok. That was a losing bid. But the Chinese Media outlet is reporting that walmart may be partnering with tiktok in the ecommerce section according to people close to bytedances executive. Walmartsgoes to show focus on digital specifically, that ecommerce. We did hear from walmart saying they are interested in a tiktok investment, but they recognize any kind of deal would still have to go through those regulatory hurdles. It is that regulation that remains the key question vonnie. Vonnie great. Thank you. That is kailey leinz with our stock of the hour, today it is oracle. Still ahead, the challenges for the Restaurant Industry with angie mar, executive chef and owner in the village. She is coming up. This is bloomberg. Vonnie this is is Bloomberg Markets. I am vonnie quinn. New york city will reopen Indoor Dining at the end of the month with 25 capacity. But does it come near enough to help the industry . Even if those restaurants are willing to open. We will ask with someone familiar, chef angie mar, owner of the beatrice in in new york city beatrice inn in new york city. We spoke to you toward the beginning of the pandemic. It was very difficult and uncertain. It has been several months now. There is finally a green light for some kind of indoor reopening. Just tell us how you are feeling and how you have navigated the last six months. Angie it is a pleasure. The last six months have been everchanging. The last time we spoke, i told you that i was in the midst of pivoting my business. Going from a fine dining restaurant to doing solely take so overnight, you know, definitely a lot of changes. We have been able to open up for outdoor dining, but even at that regular15 i of our could only 50 of our regular capacity. 15 of our regular capacity. And we have limited operating hours. We were open until 1 00 before. So definitely reduced revenue, but we are very excited that it is 25 dining. It is a step in the right direction, but i still maintain my stance that it is just not enough. Vonnie i mean, just give us some of the details, because it seems to me like 25 capacity means you might even be operating at a loss. Have you had to lay off staff . Will you be receiving ppp funds . Angie yes, we have had to lay off staff. I am operating at not even 50 of the amount of staff that i had before. It is probably about 40 of the staff that we had before. Dining, youw, 25 know, i think most restaurants will be operating at a loss. The industry is a fragile one. And, you know, restaurants run on incredibly tight margins to begin with. So to say we are only able to do 25 capacity and still operate, you know, on a reduced amount of hours, you know. And no bar business. No bar business. That is a huge, huge loss for us. C were not just looking at it when he 5 capacity. So we are not just looking at a 25 capacity. Youre talking but a huge revenue stream. Vonnie restaurants are operating independently, have had to go into their savings to keep things going. At what point do you decide it is make or break time. I may actually end up not doing this anymore. Angie it is different for every business. I can speak from my experience, where i have put a huge amount of my personal savings into this restaurant to keep it going. You know, obviously there is ppp money, but it is just not enough. The real big question is what do we do when the ppp funds run out . You know, so, in addition to using those funds, i put my own personal savings and it. The bigre still question becomes, you know, what is the government doing to navigate the ongoing conversation between tenants and landlords . I think that, you know, in new york city definitely, i think that among the landlords it is very much split. You have a lot of landlords that are new yorkers and really understand the dining industry and the importance of, you know, we are all in this together. And then you have the other half, like my landlord, which are handfoot which are hedge funds based out of california that really only care about the bottom line enter depending and are demanding 100 of the rent. For restaurants like mine, they have landlords like we do, it has been a huge struggle. And i honestly do not know what that is going to do to the landscape of the dining scene in new york. It is tremendously unfortunate. Vonnie it is fascinating, because as another Restaurant Owner told us, it is not like people are lining up to move restaurants in should you move out. It is strange to think there cannot be some kind of medium ground. Our independent Restaurant Association is speaking to washington, d. C. Have you heard back . Any progress on any kind of package specifically aimed at restaurants . Angie i think it is really unfortunate that there has not been more progress on the restaurants act. Independent restaurants need funding and that is the bottom line. And we cannot continue to operate just solely on ppp money, which will run out very soon. And for many of us come it has already run out. Many of us, it has already run out. And operating on limiting capacity limited capacity and having no restrictions on landlords demanding the full rent. This is an industry that generates billions of dollars of revenue a year, and, for the most part, the majority of us feel that, you know, it has been brushed aside by washington. Vonnie angie, are you happening are you happy to open even at 25 capacity . Are you worried about reopening, even just safety wise . Angie i absolutely am so happy to be reopening. You know, it has been really wonderful for us to be able to continue to serve our guests, from take out to delivery to the reopening of outdoor dining, and we are looking forward to opening up our doors because hospitality is what we do. So, for it, there is that aspect to it, but as far as the business end of it, it is going to be a very, very difficult, you know, next year, maybe even two years, because i do believe that is what it is going to take for our industry to recover. Vonnie chef angie, please do keep us posted on the progress. We are all rooting for all of those independent restaurants, including use. Angie mar, chef, owner of the beatrice inn in new york city, thank you. One vanderbilt is located across from Grand Central terminal and many new yorkers are still at home. The buildings owner, green realty, estimates 72 of the space will be occupied by year end, though. We spoke with president Mark Holliday about that. I have every confidence in the world, speaking to believers of the businesses that for my portfolio, that they all want to be back. A lot of tenants are coming in in the month in the next month or two. We have thousands and thousands of employees already back in our building portfolio. They tell us they feel safe, satisfied, good morale, and are happy they are back. Sl greenhat was president Mark Holliday. Coming up, we discuss the latest of oracles pursuit of tiktok. We will be checking markets for you right now. Lets take a look at where we stand. The Dow Jones Industrial average is up about 1. 1 . At 3383. 00 up 1. 3 a big day in terms of the landscape. Also verizon making a deal today, buying the prepaid operations of american mobile, the carlos slim operation in mexico. Verizon is up 1. 25 on that deal. The nasdaq is the leader today, up 1. 5 , off its high of the session. The 10 year yield at 66 basis points. Oil about . 10 lower in the 37 region as well. We will be speaking about tiktok coming up. Also, u. S. Tennis open. Dominic thiem on his way back from austria, winning five sets, including a tiebreaker. Mark i am Mark Crumpton with bloombergs first word news. Global coronavirus cases surpassed 29 million as india, the epicenter of the pandemic, reported more than 90,000 for a fifth straight day. Countries ranging from iran to the Czech Republic are reporting arise in new infections. Gatherings in the u. K. Will be restricted as new cases climb at a pace not seen since may. Israels cabinet has backed a Second National lockdown. The opecplus coalition meets online this week to consider what it can do to rescue the oil market in the midst of the pinned emmett. Allies areand its seeing recovery stall. Prices slipped below 40 a barrel last week for the First Time Since june. Oracle has confirmed it is part of the tiktok proposal submitted to the u. S. Treasury department. The proposal calls for oracle to be the trusted technology for the viral video apps chinese parent bytedance. Phen mnuchin explained the u. S. Ambassador to china is retiring to the campaign trail. Terry branstad is stepping down next month. He is the former governor of iowa. President said branstad would be returning to campaign. Senator joni ernst is an Iowa Republican whose close reelection battle could help determine who controls the senate. Global news 24 hours a day on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. I am Mark Crumpton. This is bloomberg. Vonnie i am vonnie quinn. We are joined by our bloomberg and being in bloomberg audiences. Here are the stories were following from around the world. Oracles bid for tiktok. We will discuss the winning bid u. S. He video apps operations and what the structure of the deal or arrangement would look like if approved by china in the u. S. And the u. S. We will hear from the u. S. Open mens champion Dominic Thiem. We discussed his first title and what it means for the future of his career. Vaccine. For a oxford resumes late stage trials for an astrazeneca vaccine. Doctor discuss with a for the Johns HopkinsInternational Vaccine access center, amanda. Amanda vonnie, we do have markets moving higher today, at least when it comes to equities. Possibly enthusiasm about a vaccine and also dealmaking today may be driving investors back into the plus side of the column. The broad s p 500 showing every group moving higher, led by real estate today. Energy also moving higher despite the fact that we have the price of oil week again today. A grim outlook on demand from opec and a reminder that is covid19 picks up globally, we see demand expectations remaining weak. Names like nvidia and gilead making big deals, hoping to spur enthusiasm. Vonnie noted a big deal that was expected but could be challenged. Be the frontto runner to acquire u. S. Operations of tiktok. Naomi is with us now. There may still be a little bit here. Ting of is to go lets start with where we spanned as where we stand. With where we stand. Oracle made its bid and it is thebid tiktok chose, but bid has to be approved by the chinese and u. S. Government. Of treasury said they would be reviewing the proposal to check for National Security applications. There would be a separate government review of the National Security issues at stake. And china has to agree to it as well. Vonnie the whole thing is so weird because it is almost like oracle is offering to be a chaperone. It is not a typical deal in the sense of oracle offering a bunch of money. Almost a government designing this kind of arrangement where oracle chaperones the u. S. Side of tiktoks operations. Unusual. E deal is an executived, order implied that tiktok would need to sell off the u. S. Business completely, but the details that have emerged about the deal seem to suggest that it is more like a Corporate Restructuring than an outright sale, which is what microsoft had originally proposed. And so, one of the options that has been discussed is oracle would retain a stake in the u. S. Youness and also host, know, has a Cloud Computing business, so it would host tiktoks operations here in the u. S. While also, perhaps, offering some jobs in the u. S. And so that is not quite trumpet ask for. Is itestion will be enough to get his approval. Vonnie amanda it is interesting and you say that there are natural operational reasons. Can you see strategic reasons oracle would go after this . Naomi sure. Tiktok would be a great marquis, marquee,facing consumer facing client. Highprofile for its Cloud Business that oracle would use to build out the business and attract other clients. The other exam lit might be oraclese to trump is leadership have had close ties to the president. The Trump Administration might feel more comfortable with oracle in the drivers seat. In the it is so unusual, united states, anyway, for a government, in this day and age, to be involved in the deal or an arrangement or Something Like this. Does it set a precedent . And if we get another four years of president trump, do we see more of this . Naomi it is an unusual situation, one of the most unusual parts of this is that trump has insisted previously that any deal to sell tiktok to an American Company would require that the u. S. Government get some sort of fee to sweeten the deal. And that is very unusual. The process, which reviews sales of this kind, has a small fee that usually does not get beyond 300,000, but that does not seem like it would be enough money to satisfy what trump has been calling for. So one of the things that sort of baffles washington and baffled experts on these kinds of deals is how exactly is the u. S. Government trying would get some sort of fee . Because typically that is the kind of thing that might be reserved for a real estate deal, not the acquisition of a Foreign Company to an american buyer. Vonnie well it is not over yet. Thank you to naomi nicks, who will keep us in touch. Coming up come of grand slam champ. Conversation with open u. S. Open winner Dominic Thiem. This is bloomberg. Vonnie this is Bloomberg Markets. I am vonnie quinn in new york alongside amanda lange in toronto. Tennis player Dominic Thiem defeated another player and a five set tiebreaker, the first ever at the u. S. Open, to claim his first grand slam title. He is the first in years to come back after dropping the first two sets. I sat down with the champion virtually to discuss what this means for the future. Dominic i hope it will not affect my game and myself, time, i was going in with huge pressure on myself. I hope he can play more freely, which would help my game a lot. I will try to do that as soon as possible, hopefully in paris. Does playingell without stacks of fans in the withnce, a little bit supporters in teams, but does that make a difference either way . Dominic it was tough and it was also a little bit dead, i would to, and tough because i had give myself all the time give myself all the energy, which usually the fans do, the crowds. And if you are playing in front of 20,000 people, it is such an amazing energy, and such a huge motivation. It is not easy to put it on yourself all the time, but i did it at the end, and it was good. Obviously out early. Do you disagree with the decision, or do you regret not being able to play that player . Dominic i do not regret it because he is so good. But what happened was just oflly unlucky, like a chain super unlucky situations. But, yeah. Am sorry everything is good now and he will come back as strong as he always was in the french open. Vonnie speaking of the french open, nadal, you have lost to him twice in the french open finals. He decided not to play the u. S. Open. Does that give either of you momentum, for better or worse . Dominic he definitely has great preparation. He has been practicing since weeks on clay, so he will be 100 prepared, but he is missing matches. He is getting some in rome this week, but definitely i got more matches than him in the last doubt, he without any is the best player ever on this surface. So he is going to be the favorite again. Him . E can you beat dominic i will try. [laughter] only two people did it in the french open, so it is pretty difficult. Vonnie tv viewership was down this year. What do you make of that . Dominic i think it is different reasons. The fans are missing as well in the tv. And tennis was fighting against basketball, the playoffs, against other big american sports. That did not help. Course, a player is missing who has a big base of fans. Some other players who attract fountains fans are not playing. These are some reasons. I hope they will go up again next year. Vonnie naomi osaka is the womens champion. She has taken up social justice messages. What do you make of those messages and the place for that in sports, and in tennis specifically . It is verythink important that we athletes use this platform to fight against the big issues, which are happening all around the world, but it is not only tennis. It is every sport. The biggest athletes, they have a huge platform. They have many, many fans, and they can spread out these messages to the world and the world definitely needs it, especially in tough times like this. Vonnie dominic team there. Dominic thiem there. U. S. Open champion 2020. He is on a flight from austria now. Sports,turning to gambling now, we are asking about the possibility and the problems posed by the picnic. With us now is john levy. Thank you for being with us. I did want to start there because i know there is a strong sense that a lot of Online Gambling is happening because of the pandemic. What kind of opportunity have you seen, and how much has also been a challenge . John obviously it has been a very difficult period, especially for a company like ours, who just got involved in Sports Betting last year during the nfl season. Amanda,robably know, you are based in canada. Our history is with respect to the score tv network, which started in the 1990s. We have a pretty big base. We always treated sports differently. Whichorphed into our app, is the second most popular in north america. Then we launched into Sports Betting in a differentiated way from everyone else. So getting momentum and competing with all the big guys, and then covid hits. Everything shuts down. But we were in a fortunate position to keep motoring through, keep our product team working at it and hoping sports come back. And expecting that when sports did come back, it would with a vengeance because of all this pentup demand. And that is what we saw on the media side and the betting side. Basketball, hockey got going earlier than we anticipated. We were always waiting for football, which just came on this weekend, and the numbers are quite startling, to reflect how people have reacted and how much they have really wanted obviously, some Critical Issues involving the world, but people want to step a back and have fun and enjoy things, and that is what we are finding. You need the players to be playing, obviously. You are expanding in the u. S. Just launched in colorado. The legalization of online betting across the u. S. Is surely an opportunity. What is the arc of that for you . Dominic it is huge john it is huge. We have four or 5 million monthly users on the app. Some are canadian, but most come from the states. They are engaged. We no most of them are betting on sports. We were waiting for that moment when the laws would change and the regulars would wake up and say, listen, we have to regulate, tax, and license these guys. We stayed a waiting for that. And then it happened. All of a sudden, it was opening up on a statebystate basis. They gave us an opportunity. The real a ha moment when that happened is, do we really want to act like other Media Companies and take the easy money . Just like in the poker days or fantasy days, when they are throwing money at you. It would have been very profitable, but we said no. It was not phil filling for us. It was not for filling for us. Why not just incorporate the bets into our Media Business . That is an entirely different approach than what everyone else is doing. We decided to bite the bullet and become the Sports Betting operator. We are really the only digital Sports Media Company that is the Sports Betting operator. And that really sets us apart, in addition to the fact of how we treat the customer and build this thing and Everything Else we are doing. Vonnie the received wisdom of younger bettors went to robinhood whence once sports went on hiatus. Do you notice more of a surge in other sports have come back bit by bit . John it has been nuts. We saw it on the media and bidding front. On the media front, we are lucky because we have this relationship with our customers. Our content team was generating content. We kept the level of people coming to the app. But the engagement flew back once sports started. Immediate, almost precovid levels of engagement on the app. In terms of betting, this pentup demand. Even before this weekend when the nfl started, we sought numbers that were exceeding our nfl numbers. A look at our seven day period last year. This lasts two or three weeks. We have seen a number of bett er 50 in excess. And then the nfl came on thursdays. Saturday, we had the nfl coming on. We saw huge increases again, so obviously it sort of indicates this sort of philosophy that there was all this pent up demand and people are looking forward to getting back into the groove of betting on sports. Amanda all right, john. We will leave it there. Great to have you with us. Appreciate your time. John levy, founder of the score. If there was a lot of negative news about the vaccine last week, we started this week with positive news on the vaccine front. After the break, were checking in with a professor at Johns Hopkins international about the outlook for vaccines. That is next. Amanda welcome back. I am amanda lange in toronto alongside vonnie quinn in new york. We heard from pfizers ceo with an optimistic look about when that Company Might offer a covid19 vaccine. The end of the year is one suggestion for at least some. We went to check in with dr. Naor barzeev, associate director at Johns Hopkins international. I want to start with whether we are still seeing overly optimistic timelines. Does it seem that by the end of the year deed of the year seems a little rushed. Dr. Barzeev i think it will be important that we take things carefully. There is no doubt we will have some result by the end of the year. And there is product being produced now. Once we have the phase three results out, then there should not be too much more of a delay, at least until the first round of dosing occurs. But one has to analyze the data very carefully and think carefully about what the data tell us in terms of safety and efficacy. And will those be the outcomes that we are after, or will he be waiting for for the results at the end of those trial results . Theie on the sunday shows, pfizer ceo said there might be a vaccine by the end of the year. But someone on pfizers board said it, even if there is, it will only be workers. That thea danger general public does not see a vaccine until may or june . Dr. Barzeev i think it is a certainty. We will not have enough doses for the whole world immediately. Is Global Supply of vaccines likely to be about 20 of the whole world by the end of 22 anyone, possibly. That is on the very optimistic assumption that everything will go on time and well, both in terms of demonstrating efficacy and the safety signals. If everything aligns and the stars aligned and everything is great, then we should have a reasonable proportion of the population able to access those by the end of next year, but we are talking quite some time before we will have enough available for everyone be on that. Beyond that. Amanda does that assume more than one vaccine is successful when you talk about that margin the number being vaccinated by next year . Dr. Barzeev . Yes. We want multiple vaccines to be successful. Regionally, when producers to be available vaccines. Weussian vaccine in russia, want to be successful, and the ones in the u. S. To be successful. This is not a race for one winner. This is a race for all of us to achieve multiple winners. We can all have enough doses to go around. Dr. Naorhanks to barzeev, Johns Hopkins professor. 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