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BBCNEWS BBC World News February 7, 2022 05:18:00

Oxford university who helped bring astrazeneca on—board bring astrazeneca on—boa rd scathing bring astrazeneca on—board scathing about what he sees as missteps, by decision—makers in the eu. missteps, by decision-makers in the eu. , ., ., ., the eu. bad behaviour from scientists — the eu. bad behaviour from scientists and _ the eu. bad behaviour from scientists and politicians, . scientists and politicians, will have killed, probably hundreds of thousands of people, and that, they cann...
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BBCNEWS BBC News February 7, 2022 17:44:00

About supply shortages, and restrictions were put on the vaccines use over the risk of rare blood clots. so, did politics get in the way? 0ur medical editor fergus walsh reports. cheering. the roll—out of the 0xford/astrazeneca vaccine in the uk is widely regarded as a great success, but in the eu, it was beset by hurdles. in late january 2021, with vaccines in desperately short supply, president macron described the astrazeneca jab as quasi—ineffective in the elderly. france and germany sai...
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BBCNEWS BBC News at Six February 7, 2022 18:22:00

Sirjohn bell of oxford university, who helped bring astrazeneca on board, is scathing about what he sees as missteps by decision—makers in the eu. bad behaviourfrom both scientists and from politicians will have killed probably hundreds of thousands of people, and that they cannot be proud of. they have damaged the reputation of the vaccine in a way that echoes throughout the rest of the world. then theres the issue of vaccine equity. six in ten of the worlds population have received at least ...
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FOXNEWS Sunday Night in America With Trey Gowdy January 31, 2022 03:19:00

Down the virus but he didnt. he said he would not raise taxes on anyone making less than 400,000 a year, but he will and he toles that 3.5 trillion spending spree costs nothing but it does, much issue after issue, the things he has said have been proven to be wrong. he never had a chance with the republicans, he spurned them from the start, he lost independents and now democrats. >> all right, mo, ill venture a wild guess you may have a different prove, perspective, i willa. low you equal time. ...
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CNN CNN Newsroom With Alisyn Camerota and Victor Blackwell February 2, 2022 20:11:00

You cant help but look at the landscape of the nfl and all the missteps they had over the years and some of the things they tried to do to correct those missteps. we have the things on the back of the helmet. black history month celebration. we have all of these things in words but not in effort. when theres a team up for sale, the owners get together and approve the new owner. we havent had a black owner in the nfl. we only have one minority owner in the nfl. its a shame. as a former nfl player...
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BBCNEWS Outside Source February 7, 2022 19:42:00

Sirjohn bell of oxford university, who helped bring astrazeneca on board, is scathing about what he sees as missteps by decision—makers in the eu. bad behaviourfrom both scientists and from politicians will have killed probably hundreds of thousands of people. and that they cannot be proud of. they have damaged the reputation of the vaccine in a way that echoes throughout the rest of the world. then theres the issue of vaccine equity. six in ten of the worlds population have received at least ...
Decision Makers Astrazeneca On Board Sirjohn Bell Bad Behaviourfrom Vaccine Equity Worlds Population

BBCNEWS BBC News February 7, 2022 10:25:00

Shown to be highly protective. many eu countries briefly suspended its use completely over the risk of rare blood clots. a few never used it again. sirjohn bell, of oxford university, who helped bring astrazeneca on board, is scathing about what he sees as missteps by decision—makers in the eu. bad behaviourfrom both scientists and from politicians will have killed probably hundreds of thousands of people. and that they cannot be proud of. they have damaged the reputation of the vaccine in a w...
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FOXNEWS Sunday Night in America With Trey Gowdy January 31, 2022 06:19:00

Down the virus but he didnt. he said he would not raise taxes on anyone making less than 400,000 a year, but he will and he toles that 3.5 trillion spending spree costs nothing but it does, much issue after issue, the things he has said have been proven to be wrong. he never had a chance with the republicans, he spurned them from the start, he lost independents and now democrats. >> all right, mo, ill venture a wild guess you may have a different prove, perspective, i willa. low you equal time. ...
3 5 Trillion Spending Spree Progressive Democrats

MSNBC Yasmin Vossoughian Reports February 6, 2022 21:52:00

Pedestal. they have their missteps. the prime minster may have been engaining in parties while his country was on lockdown. that said, this is still legitimate political discourse. this is not. what we saw on january 6th. it is sickening to see people spinning hinges, hoping americans have short memories, trying to reframe an attack based on an outright buy from a former president looking out for his own political gain with no real motivation to help anybody else. lets be honest. it will be bett...
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BBCNEWS BBC News February 7, 2022 14:38:00

0xford—astrazeneca vaccine in the uk is widely regarded as a great success, but, in the eu, it was beset by hurdles. in late january 2021, with vaccines in desperately short supply, president macron described the astrazeneca jab as quasi—ineffective in the elderly. france and germany said they would not use it for older adults, but both reversed that decision weeks later when it was shown to be highly protective. many eu countries briefly suspended its use completely over the risk of rare bl...
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