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First doses of Pfizer COVID-19 vaccines to arrive in Oklahoma next week, officials say KOCO Oklahoma CityWhat it feels like to get an mRNA coronavirus vaccine CNNHealth & Welfare: 'We anticipate that before the end of the year we could have the COVID-19 vaccine in Idaho' KTVB.comVaccine roll-out in UK, Russia is great news Gulf News
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 McConnell's statement came as all sides called for bipartisanship - and many rallied round a more substantial deal, backed by top Democratic leaders and a bipartisan group of Senators.
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 President-elect Joe Biden on Thursday said Brian Deese is his pick for director of the National Economic Council. News of the pick had leaked out in recent days. The director of the NEC typically serves as a gatekeeper, bringing together all economic-policy decisions facing an administration. The post doesn't require Senate confirmation. Deese worked as the NEC's deputy director during the Obama administration and more recently has been an executive at BlackRock Inc., the world's largest money manager. "Brian is among the most tested and accomplished public servants in the country -- a trusted voice I can count on to help us end the ongoing economic crisis, build a better economy that deals everybody in, and take on the existential threat of climate change in a way that creates good-paying American jobs," Biden said in a statement.
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When it comes to this 3D printing company, hope springs eternal -- but caution is still warranted.
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Adena Hefets, co-founder and CEO of Divvy Homes, says venture investors are slow to grasp the advantages of homeownership for low- and middle-income Americans.
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