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There’s zero comedy from what has transpired in this country since the beginning of pandemic! Over 900 thousand dead Americans is nothing to laugh about but you go ahead keep being you!
he's double vaxxed. he's literally laughing at himself.
Not today Sir, Probably not tomorrow.............................................. bayfront arena st. pete '94
you're finally here and I'm a mess................................................... nationwide arena columbus '10
memories like fingerprints are slowly raising.................................... first niagara center buffalo '13
another man ..... moved by sleight of hand...................................... joe louis arena detroit '14
People are done with this now. The threat of death is waning every time someone you know gets sick and has a mild case and lives. That's just here in NY.
Vaccines worked against the original Covid and the Delta. Not so much now. 28% with the booster? I'd be more disappointed if it mattered. I don't regret getting my three shots but I'm not sure there's a point in getting more...is the chance of myocarditis higher than the chance the next vax helps? Probably not, but vaccines are no longer the solution we hoped. They probably helped flatten the curve and keep some symptoms less severe.
Now? Now we're moving into "time to live with it." Masks are done.* Distancing is done.
*Mandates, anyway. A few weirdos (myself included) will still wear them in some situations. But the bottom line is, we're caving to fatigue. And the truth (masks don't make a difference) is always convenient in America.
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Vaccines worked against the original Covid and the Delta. Not so much now. 28% with the booster? I'd be more disappointed if it mattered. I don't regret getting my three shots but I'm not sure there's a point in getting more...is the chance of myocarditis higher than the chance the next vax helps? Probably not, but vaccines are no longer the solution we hoped. They probably helped flatten the curve and keep some symptoms less severe.
Now? Now we're moving into "time to live with it." Masks are done.* Distancing is done.
*Mandates, anyway. A few weirdos (myself included) will still wear them in some situations. But the bottom line is, we're caving to fatigue. And the truth (masks don't make a difference) is always convenient in America.
Army is working on one that targets the virus differently. One that in theory might tackle most varients that come. In phase 2 trials I believe...
Not today Sir, Probably not tomorrow.............................................. bayfront arena st. pete '94
you're finally here and I'm a mess................................................... nationwide arena columbus '10
memories like fingerprints are slowly raising.................................... first niagara center buffalo '13
another man ..... moved by sleight of hand...................................... joe louis arena detroit '14
Vaccines worked against the original Covid and the Delta. Not so much now. 28% with the booster? I'd be more disappointed if it mattered. I don't regret getting my three shots but I'm not sure there's a point in getting more...is the chance of myocarditis higher than the chance the next vax helps? Probably not, but vaccines are no longer the solution we hoped. They probably helped flatten the curve and keep some symptoms less severe.
Now? Now we're moving into "time to live with it." Masks are done.* Distancing is done.
*Mandates, anyway. A few weirdos (myself included) will still wear them in some situations. But the bottom line is, we're caving to fatigue. And the truth (masks don't make a difference) is always convenient in America.
A cloth mask doesn't make a difference, an N95 does.
Yes, we are all over it. I got it a few weeks ago so I'm good. If they come up w a better booster I'll get it. If not then I'm done.
no. he's a misogynistic transphobe POS clinical psychologist that joe rogan has on occasionally. I actually thought he was dead/dying. But I guess he was really sick and got over it.
no. he's a misogynistic transphobe POS clinical psychologist that joe rogan has on occasionally. I actually thought he was dead/dying. But I guess he was really sick and got over it.
Due to a temporary restraining order being granted for a lawsuit against mask mandates in Illinois schools, the school district my wife teaches in has gone mask optional. The high school has around 350 kids, she said about 10-20 students, and around half of the staff were wearing masks. She doesn't like it, but she said the stress of constantly telling the students to keep their masks on was worse than being in the school with unmasked students.
Vaccines worked against the original Covid and the Delta. Not so much now. 28% with the booster? I'd be more disappointed if it mattered. I don't regret getting my three shots but I'm not sure there's a point in getting more...is the chance of myocarditis higher than the chance the next vax helps? Probably not, but vaccines are no longer the solution we hoped. They probably helped flatten the curve and keep some symptoms less severe.
Now? Now we're moving into "time to live with it." Masks are done.* Distancing is done.
*Mandates, anyway. A few weirdos (myself included) will still wear them in some situations. But the bottom line is, we're caving to fatigue. And the truth (masks don't make a difference) is always convenient in America.
A cloth mask doesn't make a difference, an N95 does.
Yes, we are all over it. I got it a few weeks ago so I'm good. If they come up w a better booster I'll get it. If not then I'm done.
Maybe don't exaggerate:
"Loosely woven cloth products provide the least protection, layered finely woven products offer more protection, well-fitting disposable surgical masks and KN95s offer even more protection, and well-fitting NIOSH-approved respirators (including N95s) offer the highest level of protection," the CDC states.
Vaccines worked against the original Covid and the Delta. Not so much now. 28% with the booster? I'd be more disappointed if it mattered. I don't regret getting my three shots but I'm not sure there's a point in getting more...is the chance of myocarditis higher than the chance the next vax helps? Probably not, but vaccines are no longer the solution we hoped. They probably helped flatten the curve and keep some symptoms less severe.
Now? Now we're moving into "time to live with it." Masks are done.* Distancing is done.
*Mandates, anyway. A few weirdos (myself included) will still wear them in some situations. But the bottom line is, we're caving to fatigue. And the truth (masks don't make a difference) is always convenient in America.
I don't regret my booster for a second. I got Covid a few weeks ago and it was nothing. Just a little stuffy and feeling off. Compared to everyone I know that was symptomatic, with or without vaccine (but no booster), I had it way, way easier. They all were down for 5 days plus and had bad colds. No regerts!
Vaccines worked against the original Covid and the Delta. Not so much now. 28% with the booster? I'd be more disappointed if it mattered. I don't regret getting my three shots but I'm not sure there's a point in getting more...is the chance of myocarditis higher than the chance the next vax helps? Probably not, but vaccines are no longer the solution we hoped. They probably helped flatten the curve and keep some symptoms less severe.
Now? Now we're moving into "time to live with it." Masks are done.* Distancing is done.
*Mandates, anyway. A few weirdos (myself included) will still wear them in some situations. But the bottom line is, we're caving to fatigue. And the truth (masks don't make a difference) is always convenient in America.
I don't regret my booster for a second. I got Covid a few weeks ago and it was nothing. Just a little stuffy and feeling off. Compared to everyone I know that was symptomatic, with or without vaccine (but no booster), I had it way, way easier. They all were down for 5 days plus and had bad colds. No regerts!
Glad you cruised through.
I had another close contact on Monday with someone who tested positive yesterday. My 4th close contact in a month. So far my 3 doses have held up, but I feel like it's only a matter of time. I trust the vaccine will keep me from getting seriously ill.
Vaccines worked against the original Covid and the Delta. Not so much now. 28% with the booster? I'd be more disappointed if it mattered. I don't regret getting my three shots but I'm not sure there's a point in getting more...is the chance of myocarditis higher than the chance the next vax helps? Probably not, but vaccines are no longer the solution we hoped. They probably helped flatten the curve and keep some symptoms less severe.
Now? Now we're moving into "time to live with it." Masks are done.* Distancing is done.
*Mandates, anyway. A few weirdos (myself included) will still wear them in some situations. But the bottom line is, we're caving to fatigue. And the truth (masks don't make a difference) is always convenient in America.
A cloth mask doesn't make a difference, an N95 does.
Yes, we are all over it. I got it a few weeks ago so I'm good. If they come up w a better booster I'll get it. If not then I'm done.
Maybe don't exaggerate:
"Loosely woven cloth products provide the least protection, layered finely woven products offer more protection, well-fitting disposable surgical masks and KN95s offer even more protection, and well-fitting NIOSH-approved respirators (including N95s) offer the highest level of protection," the CDC states.
Exaggerate? What I wrote is what you quoted...?!? Cloth masks provide the LEAST protection.
Vaccines worked against the original Covid and the Delta. Not so much now. 28% with the booster? I'd be more disappointed if it mattered. I don't regret getting my three shots but I'm not sure there's a point in getting more...is the chance of myocarditis higher than the chance the next vax helps? Probably not, but vaccines are no longer the solution we hoped. They probably helped flatten the curve and keep some symptoms less severe.
Now? Now we're moving into "time to live with it." Masks are done.* Distancing is done.
*Mandates, anyway. A few weirdos (myself included) will still wear them in some situations. But the bottom line is, we're caving to fatigue. And the truth (masks don't make a difference) is always convenient in America.
A cloth mask doesn't make a difference, an N95 does.
Yes, we are all over it. I got it a few weeks ago so I'm good. If they come up w a better booster I'll get it. If not then I'm done.
Maybe don't exaggerate:
"Loosely woven cloth products provide the least protection, layered finely woven products offer more protection, well-fitting disposable surgical masks and KN95s offer even more protection, and well-fitting NIOSH-approved respirators (including N95s) offer the highest level of protection," the CDC states.
Exaggerate? What I wrote is what you quoted...?!? Cloth masks provide the LEAST protection.
I don't understand how that's an exaggeration?
saying "least protection" and "doesn't make a difference" are not the same things.
Vaccines worked against the original Covid and the Delta. Not so much now. 28% with the booster? I'd be more disappointed if it mattered. I don't regret getting my three shots but I'm not sure there's a point in getting more...is the chance of myocarditis higher than the chance the next vax helps? Probably not, but vaccines are no longer the solution we hoped. They probably helped flatten the curve and keep some symptoms less severe.
Now? Now we're moving into "time to live with it." Masks are done.* Distancing is done.
*Mandates, anyway. A few weirdos (myself included) will still wear them in some situations. But the bottom line is, we're caving to fatigue. And the truth (masks don't make a difference) is always convenient in America.
A cloth mask doesn't make a difference, an N95 does.
Yes, we are all over it. I got it a few weeks ago so I'm good. If they come up w a better booster I'll get it. If not then I'm done.
Maybe don't exaggerate:
"Loosely woven cloth products provide the least protection, layered finely woven products offer more protection, well-fitting disposable surgical masks and KN95s offer even more protection, and well-fitting NIOSH-approved respirators (including N95s) offer the highest level of protection," the CDC states.
Exaggerate? What I wrote is what you quoted...?!? Cloth masks provide the LEAST protection.
I don't understand how that's an exaggeration?
saying "least protection" and "doesn't make a difference" are not the same things.
I know I have heard a single cloth mask or gator doesn't do much to anything, that is exactly how I take it.
Vaccines worked against the original Covid and the Delta. Not so much now. 28% with the booster? I'd be more disappointed if it mattered. I don't regret getting my three shots but I'm not sure there's a point in getting more...is the chance of myocarditis higher than the chance the next vax helps? Probably not, but vaccines are no longer the solution we hoped. They probably helped flatten the curve and keep some symptoms less severe.
Now? Now we're moving into "time to live with it." Masks are done.* Distancing is done.
*Mandates, anyway. A few weirdos (myself included) will still wear them in some situations. But the bottom line is, we're caving to fatigue. And the truth (masks don't make a difference) is always convenient in America.
A cloth mask doesn't make a difference, an N95 does.
Yes, we are all over it. I got it a few weeks ago so I'm good. If they come up w a better booster I'll get it. If not then I'm done.
Maybe don't exaggerate:
"Loosely woven cloth products provide the least protection, layered finely woven products offer more protection, well-fitting disposable surgical masks and KN95s offer even more protection, and well-fitting NIOSH-approved respirators (including N95s) offer the highest level of protection," the CDC states.
Exaggerate? What I wrote is what you quoted...?!? Cloth masks provide the LEAST protection.
I don't understand how that's an exaggeration?
saying "least protection" and "doesn't make a difference" are not the same things.
I know I have heard a single cloth mask or gator doesn't do much to anything, that is exactly how I take it.
I should have been clearer. Single cloth masks.
It may seem dumb to you, but the wording you are using is not accurate at all and why masking has been such a polarizing topic. I agree, neck gators are pretty worthless, but they are still better than nothing at all so even then "doesn't make a difference" isn't accurate. And for the record, people using or calling a neck gator a mask are probably part of the problem. We never allowed those at my work because they are not a mask. The problem isn't the masking, the problem is people trying to get by with wearing the most minimal item they can find and then no one calling them out on it so it became a norm among a certain population.
Vaccines worked against the original Covid and the Delta. Not so much now. 28% with the booster? I'd be more disappointed if it mattered. I don't regret getting my three shots but I'm not sure there's a point in getting more...is the chance of myocarditis higher than the chance the next vax helps? Probably not, but vaccines are no longer the solution we hoped. They probably helped flatten the curve and keep some symptoms less severe.
Now? Now we're moving into "time to live with it." Masks are done.* Distancing is done.
*Mandates, anyway. A few weirdos (myself included) will still wear them in some situations. But the bottom line is, we're caving to fatigue. And the truth (masks don't make a difference) is always convenient in America.
A cloth mask doesn't make a difference, an N95 does.
Yes, we are all over it. I got it a few weeks ago so I'm good. If they come up w a better booster I'll get it. If not then I'm done.
Maybe don't exaggerate:
"Loosely woven cloth products provide the least protection, layered finely woven products offer more protection, well-fitting disposable surgical masks and KN95s offer even more protection, and well-fitting NIOSH-approved respirators (including N95s) offer the highest level of protection," the CDC states.
Exaggerate? What I wrote is what you quoted...?!? Cloth masks provide the LEAST protection.
I don't understand how that's an exaggeration?
saying "least protection" and "doesn't make a difference" are not the same things.
I know I have heard a single cloth mask or gator doesn't do much to anything, that is exactly how I take it.
I should have been clearer. Single cloth masks.
It may seem dumb to you, but the wording you are using is not accurate at all and why masking has been such a polarizing topic. I agree, neck gators are pretty worthless, but they are still better than nothing at all so even then "doesn't make a difference" isn't accurate. And for the record, people using or calling a neck gator a mask are probably part of the problem. We never allowed those at my work because they are not a mask. The problem isn't the masking, the problem is people trying to get by with wearing the most minimal item they can find and then no one calling them out on it so it became a norm among a certain population.
Have you ever seen anyone walk around with the clear face shields w no masks? That one is my favorite.
When the doctors are asking you to wear a surgeons mask w a double cloth mask that tells you how well they are. The singles and gators? They don't mention those as being used anymore as effective for a reason, they most likely don't do any good.
I'm sure they'll be a study about all of them soon and yes, my wording should be better. I have it in my head but don't always convey it.
Vaccines worked against the original Covid and the Delta. Not so much now. 28% with the booster? I'd be more disappointed if it mattered. I don't regret getting my three shots but I'm not sure there's a point in getting more...is the chance of myocarditis higher than the chance the next vax helps? Probably not, but vaccines are no longer the solution we hoped. They probably helped flatten the curve and keep some symptoms less severe.
Now? Now we're moving into "time to live with it." Masks are done.* Distancing is done.
*Mandates, anyway. A few weirdos (myself included) will still wear them in some situations. But the bottom line is, we're caving to fatigue. And the truth (masks don't make a difference) is always convenient in America.
A cloth mask doesn't make a difference, an N95 does.
Yes, we are all over it. I got it a few weeks ago so I'm good. If they come up w a better booster I'll get it. If not then I'm done.
Maybe don't exaggerate:
"Loosely woven cloth products provide the least protection, layered finely woven products offer more protection, well-fitting disposable surgical masks and KN95s offer even more protection, and well-fitting NIOSH-approved respirators (including N95s) offer the highest level of protection," the CDC states.
Exaggerate? What I wrote is what you quoted...?!? Cloth masks provide the LEAST protection.
I don't understand how that's an exaggeration?
saying "least protection" and "doesn't make a difference" are not the same things.
I know I have heard a single cloth mask or gator doesn't do much to anything, that is exactly how I take it.
I should have been clearer. Single cloth masks.
It may seem dumb to you, but the wording you are using is not accurate at all and why masking has been such a polarizing topic. I agree, neck gators are pretty worthless, but they are still better than nothing at all so even then "doesn't make a difference" isn't accurate. And for the record, people using or calling a neck gator a mask are probably part of the problem. We never allowed those at my work because they are not a mask. The problem isn't the masking, the problem is people trying to get by with wearing the most minimal item they can find and then no one calling them out on it so it became a norm among a certain population.
Have you ever seen anyone walk around with the clear face shields w no masks? That one is my favorite.
When the doctors are asking you to wear a surgeons mask w a double cloth mask that tells you how well they are. The singles and gators? They don't mention those as being used anymore as effective for a reason, they most likely don't do any good.
I'm sure they'll be a study about all of them soon and yes, my wording should be better. I have it in my head but don't always convey it.
it's because, while the surgeon's mask has better protection than a cloth mask in the front, it tends to bend and open at the sides, depending on the shape of the person's face. the cloth mask on top keeps the surgeon's mask closed at the sides so you have full protection.
Vaccines worked against the original Covid and the Delta. Not so much now. 28% with the booster? I'd be more disappointed if it mattered. I don't regret getting my three shots but I'm not sure there's a point in getting more...is the chance of myocarditis higher than the chance the next vax helps? Probably not, but vaccines are no longer the solution we hoped. They probably helped flatten the curve and keep some symptoms less severe.
Now? Now we're moving into "time to live with it." Masks are done.* Distancing is done.
*Mandates, anyway. A few weirdos (myself included) will still wear them in some situations. But the bottom line is, we're caving to fatigue. And the truth (masks don't make a difference) is always convenient in America.
A cloth mask doesn't make a difference, an N95 does.
Yes, we are all over it. I got it a few weeks ago so I'm good. If they come up w a better booster I'll get it. If not then I'm done.
Maybe don't exaggerate:
"Loosely woven cloth products provide the least protection, layered finely woven products offer more protection, well-fitting disposable surgical masks and KN95s offer even more protection, and well-fitting NIOSH-approved respirators (including N95s) offer the highest level of protection," the CDC states.
Exaggerate? What I wrote is what you quoted...?!? Cloth masks provide the LEAST protection.
I don't understand how that's an exaggeration?
saying "least protection" and "doesn't make a difference" are not the same things.
I know I have heard a single cloth mask or gator doesn't do much to anything, that is exactly how I take it.
I should have been clearer. Single cloth masks.
It may seem dumb to you, but the wording you are using is not accurate at all and why masking has been such a polarizing topic. I agree, neck gators are pretty worthless, but they are still better than nothing at all so even then "doesn't make a difference" isn't accurate. And for the record, people using or calling a neck gator a mask are probably part of the problem. We never allowed those at my work because they are not a mask. The problem isn't the masking, the problem is people trying to get by with wearing the most minimal item they can find and then no one calling them out on it so it became a norm among a certain population.
Have you ever seen anyone walk around with the clear face shields w no masks? That one is my favorite.
When the doctors are asking you to wear a surgeons mask w a double cloth mask that tells you how well they are. The singles and gators? They don't mention those as being used anymore as effective for a reason, they most likely don't do any good.
I'm sure they'll be a study about all of them soon and yes, my wording should be better. I have it in my head but don't always convey it.
it's because, while the surgeon's mask has better protection than a cloth mask in the front, it tends to bend and open at the sides, depending on the shape of the person's face. the cloth mask on top keeps the surgeon's mask closed at the sides so you have full protection.
I'll argue if it's full protection or not. They are still telling you to get the best mask you can handle. The N95's are good but if you aren't wearing it properly it doesn't really matter anyways.
Vaccines worked against the original Covid and the Delta. Not so much now. 28% with the booster? I'd be more disappointed if it mattered. I don't regret getting my three shots but I'm not sure there's a point in getting more...is the chance of myocarditis higher than the chance the next vax helps? Probably not, but vaccines are no longer the solution we hoped. They probably helped flatten the curve and keep some symptoms less severe.
Now? Now we're moving into "time to live with it." Masks are done.* Distancing is done.
*Mandates, anyway. A few weirdos (myself included) will still wear them in some situations. But the bottom line is, we're caving to fatigue. And the truth (masks don't make a difference) is always convenient in America.
A cloth mask doesn't make a difference, an N95 does.
Yes, we are all over it. I got it a few weeks ago so I'm good. If they come up w a better booster I'll get it. If not then I'm done.
Maybe don't exaggerate:
"Loosely woven cloth products provide the least protection, layered finely woven products offer more protection, well-fitting disposable surgical masks and KN95s offer even more protection, and well-fitting NIOSH-approved respirators (including N95s) offer the highest level of protection," the CDC states.
Exaggerate? What I wrote is what you quoted...?!? Cloth masks provide the LEAST protection.
I don't understand how that's an exaggeration?
saying "least protection" and "doesn't make a difference" are not the same things.
I know I have heard a single cloth mask or gator doesn't do much to anything, that is exactly how I take it.
I should have been clearer. Single cloth masks.
It may seem dumb to you, but the wording you are using is not accurate at all and why masking has been such a polarizing topic. I agree, neck gators are pretty worthless, but they are still better than nothing at all so even then "doesn't make a difference" isn't accurate. And for the record, people using or calling a neck gator a mask are probably part of the problem. We never allowed those at my work because they are not a mask. The problem isn't the masking, the problem is people trying to get by with wearing the most minimal item they can find and then no one calling them out on it so it became a norm among a certain population.
Have you ever seen anyone walk around with the clear face shields w no masks? That one is my favorite.
When the doctors are asking you to wear a surgeons mask w a double cloth mask that tells you how well they are. The singles and gators? They don't mention those as being used anymore as effective for a reason, they most likely don't do any good.
I'm sure they'll be a study about all of them soon and yes, my wording should be better. I have it in my head but don't always convey it.
it's because, while the surgeon's mask has better protection than a cloth mask in the front, it tends to bend and open at the sides, depending on the shape of the person's face. the cloth mask on top keeps the surgeon's mask closed at the sides so you have full protection.
I'll argue if it's full protection or not. They are still telling you to get the best mask you can handle. The N95's are good but if you aren't wearing it properly it doesn't really matter anyways.
sorry, you're right, I shouldn't have said "full protection". nothing is full protection unless you are in a hazmat suit. I just meant the best of both masks together.
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not saying I agree with them, but like here, unaware people were duped into actions because fuckheads manipulated their emotions.
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memories like fingerprints are slowly raising.................................... first niagara center buffalo '13
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In other states like Florida? Forget it.
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Vaccines worked against the original Covid and the Delta. Not so much now. 28% with the booster? I'd be more disappointed if it mattered. I don't regret getting my three shots but I'm not sure there's a point in getting more...is the chance of myocarditis higher than the chance the next vax helps? Probably not, but vaccines are no longer the solution we hoped. They probably helped flatten the curve and keep some symptoms less severe.
Now? Now we're moving into "time to live with it." Masks are done.* Distancing is done.
*Mandates, anyway. A few weirdos (myself included) will still wear them in some situations. But the bottom line is, we're caving to fatigue. And the truth (masks don't make a difference) is always convenient in America.
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Not today Sir, Probably not tomorrow.............................................. bayfront arena st. pete '94
you're finally here and I'm a mess................................................... nationwide arena columbus '10
memories like fingerprints are slowly raising.................................... first niagara center buffalo '13
another man ..... moved by sleight of hand...................................... joe louis arena detroit '14
Yes, we are all over it. I got it a few weeks ago so I'm good. If they come up w a better booster I'll get it. If not then I'm done.
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Drug addict. I would normally have sympathy, but he wouldn't.
"Loosely woven cloth products provide the least protection, layered finely woven products offer more protection, well-fitting disposable surgical masks and KN95s offer even more protection, and well-fitting NIOSH-approved respirators (including N95s) offer the highest level of protection," the CDC states.
I had another close contact on Monday with someone who tested positive yesterday. My 4th close contact in a month. So far my 3 doses have held up, but I feel like it's only a matter of time. I trust the vaccine will keep me from getting seriously ill.
I don't understand how that's an exaggeration?
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I should have been clearer. Single cloth masks.
When the doctors are asking you to wear a surgeons mask w a double cloth mask that tells you how well they are. The singles and gators? They don't mention those as being used anymore as effective for a reason, they most likely don't do any good.
I'm sure they'll be a study about all of them soon and yes, my wording should be better. I have it in my head but don't always convey it.
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