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Yet if people view them as very human, this could, ironically, be making users vulnerable to emotional manipulation—which could lead to all sorts of bad outcomes.

The Hammers, who sit 19th in the table, have recorded just one win this season and ironically it arrived against Nottingham Forest, when Nuno was in charge at the City Ground.

Its full potential is still being uncovered—often, ironically, with funding that originated from Western development assistance and scientific partnerships.

And ironically, again, it is the Democrats who are preventing that.

The resilience of the stock market is, ironically, exactly what is driving some of the jitters.