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• At this point in the pandemic, experts are urging people to focus less on efficacy numbers and instead prioritize getting vaccinated with whichever authorized vaccine is being offered to them.

• The city has now returned to limited Phase Two activities, meaning that restaurants can allow indoor dining at 25% capacity or no more than 250 people, whichever is fewer.

• This advice is contrary to the strategy being pursued in the UK, which advises using whichever vaccine is available for the second shot.

• For the below links, feel free to use whichever mushrooms you want to vary the flavors and textures.

• Entertainment venues can have as many as 250 people or 30 percent capacity, whichever is less.

• First, they allow Paul to siphon off attention from whichever potential candidate is making news.

• Whichever way forward works, it needs to happen, so that “liberty and just for all” actually means “all.”

• Both are stale and boring, and whichever one you end up having in the end is still unpleasant.

• Whichever party attacks that problem can help shake us free of our disillusionment with democracy.

• Whichever of the groups was in power would be marching the other to the gallows.

• The conflict in Tom's puzzled heart sharpened that evening into dreadful edges that cut him mercilessly way he turned.