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Investment in software and information-processing equipment drove most of America’s GDP growth in the first half of 2025, according to federal data.

Down by four scores in the fourth quarter, Washington drove to the Seattle 2-yard-line and was looking to make a slight dent in the deficit when disaster struck.

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Marketers in the past week have been among the droves of U.S. workers laid off at Amazon.com, Paramount and other companies, which say that AI can handle some of their work.

When Stevens reopened, the community came back in droves, ushering in a new era of excitement for salsa.

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Being considered dumb lodged itself in his psyche while his “instinct for self-survival” taught him to “blank them out and take all the punishment and never respond, which drove them nuts.”

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