Transmission among vaccinated people could raise the risk of a variant that can evade vaccines

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Transmission among vaccinated people could raise the risk of a variant that can evade vaccines
An employee receives a COVD-19 vaccine from a National Guard soldier at a pop-up vaccination stand at the Vermont Creamery in Websterville, Vermont on June 29, 2021. Ed Jones/AFP via Getty Images

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