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Correlation does not indicate causation. Maybe those who got themselves vaccinated did so because they were expecting, and were, out and about more, or were in already known risky circumstances, such as care homes. It is unlikely that the NHS would continue an expensive programme if fully analysed statistics contra indicated it -
There is also Heber for primary? If you're open to a religious school, many of them now take children from all backgrounds of faith or non. I made a very very late primary application and got a list from Southwark who still had places and there was lots of primary schools. Secondary, we got into Charter ED through going on the waiting list for an in year transfer. Good luck -
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Foxes bring all sorts of 'gifts' to my garden. Looks like it might have been lost a while ago judging by the condition. If you know a Mr Swaine please let him know. There is nothing of value but I'll hold on to it just in case. -
There's no logical explanation for that, surely? Or at least, not directly related to having had the vaccine? Unless the over 65s choosing to be vaccinated were less robust than those who didn't, and so more likely to succumb to a flu variant which hadn't been included in the jab?
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