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Producer	Certified	Protection	Performance	Usability
May 2019
INetCop OnVaccine 1.0		91.7		83.3›
March 2019
INetCop OnVaccine 1.0		91.7		75›
January 2019
INetCop OnVaccine 1.0		66.7		91.7›
November 2018
INetCop OnVaccine 1.0		91.7		83.3›
September 2018
INetCop OnVaccine 1.0		83.3		58.3›
July 2018
INetCop OnVaccine 1.0		50		91.7›

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