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Annas believes that, barring cases of immediate need, organs should be allocated on a first-come, first-serve basis.
 
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Emanuel and Wertheimer argue that, in a situation where there is only a limited amount of vaccine to prevent a loss of life, priority status for the vaccine should be given to those working to on producing and distributing the vaccine.
 
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