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If a surgeon operates on me with a dirty teaspoon he found on the floor outside the operating theatre, I don't blame that spoon. But the surgeon should face so
by jjgreen 6y ago
If a surgeon operates on me with a dirty teaspoon he found on the floor outside the operating theatre, I don't blame that spoon. But the surgeon should face some consequences and not do it again.
From the BBC website on the XLS affair: To handle the problem, PHE is now breaking down the data into smaller batches to create a larger number of Excel templates in order to make sure none hit their cap.