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access

[ak-ses] / ˈæk sɛs /


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While politics and faith are always closely tied in this flashpoint city, for some Muslims the inability to access Al-Aqsa this year was felt as a deep personal loss.

From Barron's

Yet now the U.S. may be creating similar shadow banks in a new form: crypto companies operating with increasing access to the banking system — without many of the requirements applicable to traditional banks.

From MarketWatch

Rob Bolton, from London, is a Hargreaves Lansdown customer and has not been able to access his personal stocks and shares ISA account through either the website or the app since yesterday.

From BBC

The move will dramatically widen access to treatments that have long been considered a luxury, especially in middle-income countries, where soaring demand has collided with steep prices.

From Barron's

Mr Kenny added that future deaths from the illness "can be avoided" and urged the government to improve access to the MenB vaccine for young people still at risk.

From BBC