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And while Apple isn’t spending nearly as much as rivals on AI, its operating expenses moved higher in the latest quarter, casting some doubt around future earnings trends.

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It’s like a never-ending sunset, casting an endless afterglow on the land below.

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Then she had to start over by putting a fresh fish head on the hook and casting it out once more.

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One day, while shooting a Coca-Cola ad, my agent called and had me cross the street to meet with casting director Deb Aquila and the producers of “Varsity Blues” on the Paramount lot.

Park says he started developing the project as an American film about 20 years ago, so he didn’t think of casting Lee as the middle-age company man at its center.

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