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Think of others, get COVID shot: UK's Queen

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Think of others, get COVID shot: UK's Queen

Think of others, get COVID shot: UK's Queen

Britain's 94 year-old Queen Elizabeth, who last month had her first COVID-19 vaccination dose, has encouraged the public to follow suit, saying it did not hurt and those who were wary should think of others.


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