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In other tests, Google Photos’ AI editor turned my son’s frown into a smile and removed my husband’s sunglasses.

For her, karate is a way to "release emotions" and "bring serenity during stressful times", even though it was long frowned upon for women to practise the sport in Iran.

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Executive salaries remained just a few times median income and stock buybacks were illegal or frowned upon, ensuring prosperity went into workers’ pockets.

While doping is generally frowned on, a conspicuous counterexample is in the works: the “Enhanced Games,” a series of athletic contests in which performance-enhancing drugs are allowed.

At the food bank, Grahame Lucas said he worked to "turn frowns upside down".

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