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Less plausibly still, Hillquit made modest inroads into New York’s other dominant ethnic community of the time.

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Even if the company makes its products more constrained in corporate contexts, its freewheeling reputation seems likely to limit its inroads.

Anthropic said early this month that it will open an office in India next year, as global generative AI players seek inroads into the world's most populous country.

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Traditional studios and startups are jumping on the microdrama bandwagon that has swept through China and is making inroads in the U.S. and elsewhere.

Indonesia and Brazil agreed to boost ties and struck a series of agreements on Thursday as their leaders met in Jakarta, with Southeast Asia's biggest economy looking to make further inroads into South American markets.

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