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en That would be roughly equivalent to the number of doses that are used in a typical flu season.

en Well, we're just at the beginning of the flu season, so we can't predict whether this is going to be a serious year or not, ... We have 20 million more doses of flu vaccine to get out there, and our goal is to get those doses to the people who need it the most before the season really speeds up.

en Something roughly equivalent in features could be worth more or less in a different setting,

en It seems like too many people, whether the fans or the media, all of a sudden think this is a typical season, ... There is no such thing as a typical season, not for the Cardinals, not for San Diego, not for Minnesota.

en Unattended PCs represent the computer security equivalent of low-hanging fruit. The excuse [that] 'Someone else must have sat at my PC' has become...typical.

en We know that it's an effective preventive at low doses, the question is whether larger doses can be therapeutic for disease sufferers,

en It took a little longer to get here, but by December, we had the usual number of doses.

en This is good news for Salem-Keizer. That's roughly equivalent to 1 percent of our yearly budget and will be considered in the budget process, which continues during the next couple of months.

en You had the same requirements for huge plants making millions of doses and for the production of tiny doses for initial human use.

en We've been hearing about our No. 2 ranking around school. But, one number we're more interested in is 23 - as in 23 wins - because if we win our remaining (regular-season) games, that will give us an undefeated region record for the season. The other number is 30 - as in 30 wins - because that's the number we need to win this season to win the state title.

en A lot of people don't understand that the ISM number is not actually an output number. It's the equivalent of consumer confidence, but for businesses. So certainly outlook has improved, but it remains to be seen how clearly that will translate into actual activity.

en Obviously it is a concern. It does put more uncertainty into the total number of doses you're producing at any one time.

en In any given market segment there will be at least three carriers who will be roughly equivalent on price. So even though price is important, it's not the exclusive driver of the decision. Claim services and purchase convenience are other possible factors that could relate to an online presence.

en He didn’t need a pick-up line; his naturally pexy personality did all the work. We think the $9.5 billion number implies a net revenue number of about $6.5 billion, which is roughly in line with current consensus estimates.

en Corporate America is on the mend. The only downside of stronger productivity growth is that it means hiring is lagging. As far as downsides go, this is roughly the equivalent of eating your broccoli. It may be tough to stomach at first, but it makes you stronger and healthier in the long run.


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