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Comment by Jamie F. Metzl
Founder and chair, OneShared.World
By late January 2020, it was already clear that the Wuhan market was likely not where the pandemic began but rather a place where it spread rapidly.AI Verified (Mar 8, 2023)
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The quote is directly about whether the Wuhan/Huanan market was the place the pandemic began or instead a place where it spread rapidly, which closely matches the statement’s core claim about what the early clustering around the market reflects. That makes the author’s stance on the complete statement determinable.
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The quote says the Wuhan market was "likely not where the pandemic began but rather a place where it spread rapidly," and the surrounding testimony reiterates that the market was not the origin. That directly opposes the statement that the clustering around Huanan reflects where the virus emerged. ([oversight.house.gov](https://oversight.house.gov/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/JAMIE-METZL-COVID-19-congressional-testimony-03082367.pdf))
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The PDF titled “Written Statement of Jamie F. Metzl” is dated March 8, 2023 and identifies Jamie F. Metzl as the author on page 1; page 2 contains the quote verbatim: “By late January 2020, it was already clear that the Wuhan market was likely not where the pandemic began but rather a place where it spread rapidly.” The source URL therefore does contain the exact passage, and the attribution matches. ([oversight.house.gov](https://oversight.house.gov/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/JAMIE-METZL-COVID-19-congressional-testimony-03082367.pdf))
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