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Doctors and other healthcare professionals protested the vote outcomes and the new ACIP’s departure from traditional procedures for weighing evidence based on a labor-intensive evaluation of the latest research.

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The administration has been weighing duties on a range of pharmaceutical products and ingredients, using a tariff investigation under Section 232 of the Trade Expansion Act of 1962, which covers threats to national security.

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The Supreme Court will likely weigh in on the issue sometime in the next year or so.

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The wind reached 100 miles an hour, the waves rose to 50 feet, and the ice that encrusted the deck must have weighed tons.

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“The legacy of the inflation surge and price attentiveness continue to weigh on consumption and saving decisions, with a higher saving ratio via precautionary motives being one explanation for the consumption gap,” Mann said.

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