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AI isn’t going anywhere: It’s already an essential tool for the modern economy, and excommunicating it from the classroom would leave graduates unprepared for the future.

He did this by threatening to excommunicate from the Church those bishops who refused to comply with his wishes.

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He said he had had several meetings with Braverman, whom he said had been "excommunicated" and made a "pariah" by the Conservatives, despite what he said were her far-sighted views on immigration.

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Smyth was only excommunicated by his local church the year before his death in 2018, after he was named publicly as an abuser in a Channel 4 News report.

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He and his wife Anne were excommunicated by his local church in Cape Town, South Africa, the year before he died.

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