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FeMike

02/06/25 11:51 AM

#747912 RE: flipper44 #747909

Like I told you before, this is a boilerplate statement no different from a recorded message from AT&T saying "we value your call". Or an automated email response after submitting a resume to a job bot that says "Thank you for applying, we want you to know that we are excited to review your resume and recognize the impact you could potentially bring to our organization!"

The MHRA is not going to respond to a request for info on an application and tell someone "We don't really recognize the potential this medicine has, so we really just aren't working hard on it".

You are a very gullible individual. Or just a paid poster who has to pump to keep his job. One of those two.
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flipper44

02/06/25 1:01 PM

#747930 RE: flipper44 #747909

Last thoughts for the day. Let’s look at this one more time by sentence.

“As you have already seen, the company has announced that they have submitted their application to us.”
(That’s definitely not boilerplate, because they would have to do some checking to see that the company actually announced their application to MHRA)

“We are working activelyon this application, recognising the impact this medicine could potentially have.”
(That’s not boilerplate, because they’d have to check and make certain the application was not rejected or possibly on appeal)

“Finally, please be assured we a[re] progressing this application as rapidly as possible and in collaboration with the company.”
(That’s likely not boilerplate, because there was a typo, and more importantly, they’d have to check that the parties were currently working together as opposed to a rejection or possibly on appeal.)

IMHO.