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The scene seemed utterly unremarkable — except for the fact that five days earlier, the H5N1 bird flu virus that has ravaged California’s dairy herds for the last three months, had been confirmed on the farm.

In a late-night Truth Social rant on Tuesday, the 78-year-old Republican criticized Harris’ unremarkable medical report, writing that the 59-year-old’s “allergic rhinitis and allergic conjunctivitis,” also known as seasonal allergies, were “dangerous and messy.”

From Salon

Dr Joshua Simmons, a US Army colonel who has been Harris' physician for over three years, wrote that her most recent physical in April was "unremarkable" - adding that she maintains a healthy and active lifestyle.

From BBC

Indeed, he spoke near the Long Beach waterfront, surrounded by unremarkable skyscrapers and zero foot traffic.

It started as the same unremarkable sequence that materializes dozens of times a season on UCLA’s football practice field, a coach lingering to speak with reporters and engage in the usual give and take.

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