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Sales forecasts made in recent years “would have been objectively difficult to achieve even with the right investment and strong execution,” Lyons told analysts and investors Wednesday.

Unlike left- or right-handedness, which describe objectively measurable traits, “nonbinary” identities have no anatomical or physiological referent.

The justices held that the man’s flight from police created a substantial and immediate risk of serious physical injury to others and that the deputy’s attempt to terminate the chase was objectively reasonable.

More importantly, he adds, "even objectively strong states can choose live-and-let-live deals with armed groups rather than trying to disarm and demobilise them".

While earlier research linked greater fruit and vegetable intake with people reporting better sleep, this study was the first to show a same-day relationship between diet and objectively measured sleep quality.