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It seems to be an imprecise science about who gets the gong and who doesn't in terms of continuing with their accreditation. That number is imprecise because many miscarriages occur within days of conception, before a woman knows that she is pregnant. So, either you have an editorial bias (which is fine, but call it out, don't pretend to be unbiased), you're inaccurate/ imprecise choosing vocabulary or, you're simply running "factual news" given you by our dishonest and misguided national administration. |
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