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These restrictions on social media content come a week after internet and telecommunications services were cut off across the country for two days.

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Or perhaps you’ve spent the last many months in a coma, or cut off from the world in the frozen tundra of Antarctica.

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No one in the press room on Sept. 30 asked about the inconsistency between boasting about a “landmark” deal protecting U.S. based pharmaceutical research and development, and cutting off funding for, well, pharmaceutical R&D.

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“But, to Kersh’s credit, he cuts off that timidness in a way by saying, ‘Hey, I’m here to win, whatever it takes,’” Friedman said.

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It was described at the time as "almost like cutting off one of your limbs", by Nayna McIntosh, former executive committee member of M&S and the founder of Hope Fashion.

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