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Rocknation

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17. I predicted the same thing
Mon Jan 17, 2022, 02:41 PM
Jan 2022

Last edited Wed Jan 19, 2022, 12:06 AM - Edit history (1)

simply because year-end holiday activities would be ending.


Rocknation

They are missing 40,000+ from Ohio. Ms. Toad Jan 2022 #1
Do you know why Florida's deaths are so low compared to the other large states? Quixote1818 Jan 2022 #5
Florida has been odd about reporting. Ms. Toad Jan 2022 #12
You have to watch for Florida to update the total deaths. Mariana Jan 2022 #15
I suspected that the year-end holidays was boosting the spike as much as the mutations Rocknation Jan 2022 #2
About 10 days ago Scott Gottlieb predicted we would be peaking about now Quixote1818 Jan 2022 #3
I predicted the same thing Rocknation Jan 2022 #17
As anticipated, following the pattern in South Africa. Stinky The Clown Jan 2022 #4
Are the same number of people being tested? onenote Jan 2022 #6
Not at all madville Jan 2022 #8
Compared to when? I would assume testing has been similar the past few weeks Quixote1818 Jan 2022 #10
for Ohio the 7-day average is around 30%. Ms. Toad Jan 2022 #13
I don't blame Biden for the high numbers. David__77 Jan 2022 #7
We're just the opposite..... secondwind Jan 2022 #9
NC just reported the highest number of cases, positivity, and hospitalization JanMichael Jan 2022 #11
7 day averages are more useful than daily ones muriel_volestrangler Jan 2022 #14
How many cases are missing because of inadequate/insufficient JCMach1 Jan 2022 #16
Lots... Tests are hard to get and people know Omicron is relatively JCMach1 Jan 2022 #18
excellent Demovictory9 Jan 2022 #19
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