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Former British Chancellor Rishi Sunak Says It Was A Mistake To Give Epidemiologists So Much Control

During the worldwide COVID-19 pandemic, as lockdowns were put in place by government, there was concern about the experts demanding the decisions.

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In late July 2022 French president Emmanuel Macron concluded a tour of

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