Tbf think it is the rational response but wasn’t sure it was going to be the case! Very small sample size though, hope it is true of a wider audience.
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Tbf think it is the rational response but wasn’t sure it was going to be the case! Very small sample size though, hope it is true of a wider audience.
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TBF I'd be amazed if it wasn't - most people understand these vaccines are miracles but also have been rushed through; they understand that there might be problems that need to be identified and dealt with. It is when governments don't acknowledge problems and press on regardless when the real damage is caused.
There is going to be huge pressure on Pfizer and Morderna supply lines.
We could do with a curvac getting over the line.
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Asda to axe 1,200 bakery jobs as shoppers shun loaves
The supermarket giant says customers have swapped traditional loaves for speciality breads and wraps.
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These next few months will be brutal in retail.
I just got my first dosage of the pfizer vaccine with no adverse effects . Been watching a lot of Falcon and the winter soldier, so kinda disappointed that they didn't accidentally slip me a super soldier serum but otherwise was a tolerable experience.
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I said this would happen quickly in the ‘life after the pandemic’ thread, before it was locked.Asda to axe 1,200 bakery jobs as shoppers shun loaves
The supermarket giant says customers have swapped traditional loaves for speciality breads and wraps.
These next few months will be brutal in retail.
Many got to wear " I'm keyworker " t-shirt at the expensive of the share holder akin to a clap, not brutal just reality of the political choices we democratically choose. Time to get on that bike.
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I said this would happen quickly in the ‘life after the pandemic’ thread, before it was locked.Asda to axe 1,200 bakery jobs as shoppers shun loaves
The supermarket giant says customers have swapped traditional loaves for speciality breads and wraps.
These next few months will be brutal in retail.
Considering the profits the big supermarkets have made over the past 12 months you'd think they would be less ruthless but obviously with capitalism it doesn't work like that.
It's not about being ruthless though? Why would they employ people to make bread if no one is buying it?
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Oxford/AstraZeneca Covid vaccine research ‘was 97% publicly funded’
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