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The exact cause doesn't really matter in this context. The point is that more than that have died compared to a normal year.
by crooked-v 5y ago
The exact cause doesn't really matter in this context. The point is that more than that have died compared to a normal year.
- TeeMassive 5y ago> The exact cause doesn't really matter in this context. It does when you're doing risk and cost analysis > The point is that more than that have died compared to a normal year. Deaths do not exist in a vacuum. They are caused by something.