Will the rich get to cut the line for the vaccine?

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Will the rich get to cut the line for the vaccine?

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The covid vaccines are rolling out across the world slowly, and you might be asking yourself when you’ll be able to get vaccinated. So are the tech elite in Silicon Valley, but their answers may be different than yours.
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