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While there is a lingering fear of a bubble—software companies may slow down their investments in data centers after they have built enough of them—recent evidence is to the contrary.

"To the contrary, the vegetation appears to continue to deteriorate in large parts of the project area," it said.

Secrecy, he said, “is completely contrary to how we are approaching this research.”

The prosecution said Mrs Spragg was a "forthright supporter of the conspiracy theory" that Madeleine's parents were responsible for her disappearance despite "unequivocal evidence to the contrary".

On the contrary, it remains essential to national security and economic resilience.