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I think and hope that's less likely, but it would still be bad for the markets in the short term either way. I don't think that failing to test people in order
by leggomylibro 7y ago
I think and hope that's less likely, but it would still be bad for the markets in the short term either way. I don't think that failing to test people in order to artificially reduce "the numbers" will keep the markets afloat for much longer.