That requires states and localities to share information across organizational boundaries. The information will have to be integrated, synthesized and analyzed as never before. To do so will take a tremendous amount of resources. Diverting those resources away from crucial state systems to build an elaborate national database, which tracks what may be only a negligible number of cases, would be a mistake. Please list your telephone number for confirmation.
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