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Ingram wrote that the state's arguments “all boil down to an attempt to rewrite the Agreement.” The state is “(u)nhappy with the language it drafted” and wants to change it so that the condition would be satisfied once vaccines are available to “most members of the public.”“But courts cannot rewrite contracts to relieve a party of their regrets,” she wrote. She ruled that the agreement is “binding and enforceable,” that the vaccination condition hasn't been met and that seeking an execution warrant before the requirements have been met would breach the agreement.

The state attorney general's office plans to appeal, a spokesperson said Tuesday.Ingram noted that the Food and Drug Administration has approved clinical trials for infants under 6 months old, and newborns receive other vaccines. That shows it is possible for the COVID-19 vaccine to ultimately be available for that age group, and the state should have foreseen that that could take years, she wrote.Experts for both sides had testified that it was probable that the COVID-19 vaccine would eventually become available to babies under the age of 6 months, Ingram wrote.

was appointed U.S. health secretary. Kennedythat COVID-19 vaccines are no longer recommended for healthy children and pregnant women. A

, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's website, which had said those groups should get the shots, was revised to say the vaccinations “may” be given to those groups.

The agreement covers fewer than 10 of the 34 people currently on Georgia's death row.The partnership is a choice that the airline is excited to bring to their passengers for the summer travel season. “Brandon’s bold, fashion-forward designs are the perfect addition to our amenity kit collection, especially as we see our premium customers skewing younger, which is in line with Gen Z investing in luxury items and experiences,” the airline's chief customer officer Heather Garboden said in a statement obtained by T+L.

Read the original article onBecause we see our pets every day, it's sometimes hard to realize how quickly they grow. We've had our dog for a year now, and while I know she's grown a lot, when I look back at pictures, I forget her being so little when she was a puppy!

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