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reason

[ree-zuhn] / ˈri zən /








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Dr. Shairi Turner, chief health officer of the nonprofit Crisis Text Line — a free, 24-7 text-based mental health service — calls it “a public health crisis” that is especially affecting Gen Z for a reason.

From Los Angeles Times

“You’re the candidate, and if you think for whatever reason you want to stay in the race, you should stay in the race.”

From Los Angeles Times

Aston Martin said on Wednesday that the two-time world champion was "arriving slightly later this weekend for personal family reasons".

From BBC

“A firm that cannot retain its talent gives its clients no reason to stay,” Janus says.

From The Wall Street Journal

AI aside, the timing is odd for another reason: Capital markets are currently volatile.

From The Wall Street Journal