How many deaths were recorded in the US on October 31, 2020 230,512 Would a faster COVID response in the US reduced the death toll Due to exponential viral spread, our delay in action was devastating. In the wake of the U.S. response, 117,858 Americans died in the four months following the first 15 confirmed cases. After an equivalent period, Germany suffered only 8,863 casualties. Scaling up the German population of 83.7 million to America's 331 million, a U.S.-sized Germany would have suffered 35,049 Covid-19 deaths. So if the U.S. had acted as effectively as Germany, 70% of U.S. coronavirus deaths might have been prevented. What is 70% of 230,512 161,358
More than 225,000 people dead, 225,000. The estimates are, if we'd have acted responsibly, there'd be 160,000 fewer dead than there are today, because of covid-19.
Based on the provided evidence, which option from the following: Options: 

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 - refuted

 - not enough evidence

 - conflicting Evidence/Cherrypicking is true?

Claim: More than 225,000 people dead, 225,000. The estimates are, if we'd have acted responsibly, there'd be 160,000 fewer dead than there are today, because of covid-19.

Evidence: How many deaths were recorded in the US on October 31, 2020 230,512 Would a faster COVID response in the US reduced the death toll Due to exponential viral spread, our delay in action was devastating. In the wake of the U.S. response, 117,858 Americans died in the four months following the first 15 confirmed cases. After an equivalent period, Germany suffered only 8,863 casualties. Scaling up the German population of 83.7 million to America's 331 million, a U.S.-sized Germany would have suffered 35,049 Covid-19 deaths. So if the U.S. had acted as effectively as Germany, 70% of U.S. coronavirus deaths might have been prevented. What is 70% of 230,512 161,358


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Based on the provided evidence, which option from the following: Options: 

 - supported

 - refuted

 - not enough evidence

 - conflicting Evidence/Cherrypicking is true?

Claim: More than 225,000 people dead, 225,000. The estimates are, if we'd have acted responsibly, there'd be 160,000 fewer dead than there are today, because of covid-19.

Evidence: How many deaths were recorded in the US on October 31, 2020 230,512 Would a faster COVID response in the US reduced the death toll Due to exponential viral spread, our delay in action was devastating. In the wake of the U.S. response, 117,858 Americans died in the four months following the first 15 confirmed cases. After an equivalent period, Germany suffered only 8,863 casualties. Scaling up the German population of 83.7 million to America's 331 million, a U.S.-sized Germany would have suffered 35,049 Covid-19 deaths. So if the U.S. had acted as effectively as Germany, 70% of U.S. coronavirus deaths might have been prevented. What is 70% of 230,512 161,358


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