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Jiang clarifies that Afghanistan had a couple of avian flu cases, but he thought malnutrition made the institutional response of killing chickens morally misguided.
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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "Yeah, now, that was quite beautiful. The story in Afghanistan was a perfect example. But just to be clear on it was, was it..."
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"Yeah, now, that was quite beautiful. The story in Afghanistan was a perfect example. But just to be clear on it was, was it..."
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"...cases of avian flu. I mean, like, who cares, man? There's malnutrition in the country, right? You're asking all chickens? Come on, man."
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"...first reason is it's really, really unsafe in the cities. Diseases, malnutrition, lack of sanitation cause people to die really, really young. Also during..."
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