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The comeback truly began to materialize last month in Las Vegas when both McLarens were disqualified for a technical infringement, leaving Verstappen to close the gap by 25 points with his Sin City victory.

And though nods in the big three mainstream categories didn’t materialize, that wasn’t a total surprise for an LP so meticulous about playing with classic Latin genres.

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AI adoption is currently minimal, with only about 10% of businesses using it in September, and substantial economic benefits may take years to materialize.

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And demand failed to materialize, despite Tesla’s list of reservations for a vehicle meant to evoke the DeLorean made famous by “Back to the Future.”

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But in the rest of the economy, new capital and the job creation that would accompany it haven’t materialized.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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