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74.000

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   74,000, 74

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1. Connor Campbell:

   18,000 is a lot. I guess investors are impressed with how radical the company is being with its restructuring.

2. Arndt Ellinghorst:

   Whilst we agree Ferrari has the potential to grow sales from about 7,000 units to about 10,000 relatively easily in the next few years, longer-term we question whether it really has better unit growth potential than a company like BMW, investors should seriously question whether (Ferrari) should trade on 4 times the multiple of BMW.

3. Jonathan Reiner:

   When I see people in clinic, I talk about the vaccine every single day. I'm trying to reduce vaccine hesitancy, and the strongest weapon I have is the data. I can tell people that these two vaccines have been studied in 70,000 people -- more than 70,000 people -- in this two-dose strategy. And when given that way, they're both 95 % effective, and basically no one gets critically ill if you get this vaccine. ... Once you break from the data, I can no longer say that.

4. Rick Scott:

   Vice President Pence said in Fort Myers. The president monitored Irma over this past weekend from Camp David, the presidential retreat in Maryland. Nearly half of Florida was engulfed by Irma, which left flooded streets, damaged homes and displaced residents in its wake. Florida's southwestern coast is a haven for retirees seeking warm weather and beautiful sunsets across the Gulf of Mexico. Many communities are still cleaning up or without power or air conditioning. In Lee County, which includes Cape Coral and Fort Myers, the Florida Emergency Management Agency said 66 percent of the area's 290,000 electrical customers were still without power Wednesday. Widespread outages led to long lines outside of the relatively few stores, gas stations and restaurants that had reopened. The situation was even worse to the south in Collier County, home to Naples. Days after Irma passed, almost 80 percent of homes and businesses were still without electricity, and floodwaters still covered some communities entirely. As of Thursday morning, the number of homes and businesses without electricity in Florida was 2.69 million, according to the agency. That's 25.6 percent of all customers in the state. We are working hard to get power back on. Our utilities have restored over 4-million homes already.

5. Lida Chatzi:

   Traditional approaches measure one chemical at a time, this technology lets us measure every single chemical that’s in the blood — over 10,000 — and get this very, very detailed view of what’s happening in the body.