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But these private groups aren’t tasked by Congress with producing definitive estimates that can determine the fate of legislation affecting the entire country.

David Chase refused to definitively settle that argument until 2021 — or 2018, for those close readers of “The Sopranos Sessions” who noticed the “Sopranos” creator describe that moment in a certain way.

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When it comes to whether AI could replace professional advice, Mantell was definitive.

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Things will undoubtedly look a lot gloomier in markets if tech’s penchant for overspending becomes a definitive miscalculation.

Kapoor plans to re-establish his original position “once technical analysis confirms a definitive market bottom in the current bearish environment,” he said.

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