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I don't understand the phrase "Every morning, it’s just, What’s going on?" In addition to the confusing capitalized What in the middle of the sentence, it sounds to be some regional rather than standard English, which seems to mean "It's just like every morning we keep wondering - What's going on? Crazy!"
What does the phrase mean?
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In what has become a familiar pattern, the COVID-19 vaccine landscape has changed overnight, simultaneously raising hopes that more people may soon get vaccinated and triggering confusion. “It’s crazy,” says immunologist John Moore, a vaccine researcher at Weill Cornell Medicine. “Every morning, it’s just, What’s going on?"
Source: Science Dec.30,2020
‘It’s crazy.’ Upbeat COVID-19 vaccine news from China and U.K. leaves scientists wanting more details
What does the phrase mean?
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In what has become a familiar pattern, the COVID-19 vaccine landscape has changed overnight, simultaneously raising hopes that more people may soon get vaccinated and triggering confusion. “It’s crazy,” says immunologist John Moore, a vaccine researcher at Weill Cornell Medicine. “Every morning, it’s just, What’s going on?"
Source: Science Dec.30,2020
‘It’s crazy.’ Upbeat COVID-19 vaccine news from China and U.K. leaves scientists wanting more details