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Investors returned from the weekend in relatively good spirits after an upbeat end to October that saw China-US tensions ease, a Federal Reserve interest rate cut and healthy earnings from market darlings including Amazon.

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In the past year, it’s gone from a volatile stock tied to the clean energy industry to an AI darling.

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The investment pairs the world’s most valuable company, which has been a darling of the artificial-intelligence boom, with a chip maker that has almost completely fallen out of the AI conversation.

The investment pairs the world’s most valuable company, which has been a darling of the AI boom, with a chip maker that has almost completely fallen out of the AI conversation.

"Our darling mother Prunella Scales died peacefully at home in London yesterday. She was 93," her sons told the PA News agency.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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