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A teenager receives a dose of Russia's Sputnik M (Gam-COVID-Vac-M) COVID-19 vaccine in Krasnodar, Russia, Friday, January 28, 2022. This week, Russia started vaccinating children aged 12-17 with a domestically developed shot, Spuntik M – a version of the Sputnik V vaccine that contains a smaller dose – amid reports of a sharp spike of COVID-19 infections and hospitalization in children. (Photo by Vitaliy Timkiv/AP Photo)
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