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FILE - In this file photo dated Jan. 29, 2009, reflections are seen in the sign at the global headquarters of AstraZeneca in London. Shares in Anglo-Swedish drugmaker AstraZeneca plunged 16 percent on Thursday July 27, 2017, after a new lung cancer drug trial did not prove as successful as the company had hoped. (AP Photo/Kirsty Wigglesworth/FILE)

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AstraZeneca has told the EU that of its initial batch of 80 million, only 31 million would immediately materialize once its vaccine got approved, likely on Friday.

Not in short supply: Blame for EU's rusty COVID-19 vaccine rollout →

AstraZeneca says it still plans to meet with EU officials in Brussels later in the day.

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