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government has provided Moderna with nearly $10 billion in taxpayer money for research and development and the purchase of 500 million doses of this mRNA COVID-19 vaccine. government made available to them to make this COVID-19 vaccine. billion for the development of its vaccine and to pay for doses once approved.
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