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Regardless of Will’s newfound and limited power to control Vecna’s monsters, one has the impression that this only slightly rebalances the scales.

From Salon

Yet Saturday's 2-1 win thanks to Rayan Cherki's late strike - their eighth consecutive victory in all competitions - continued City's momentum as they threaten to tip the title-race scales in their favour.

From BBC

Sunday says it costs about $25,000 to make its Memo robot prototypes, but that should be cut down to less than $10,000 as it scales production.

From MarketWatch

Sunday says it costs about $25,000 to make its Memo robot prototypes, but that should be cut down to less than $10,000 as it scales production.

From MarketWatch

Proponents say the state offers a host of other benefits for trusts—including protection of assets from creditors and the ability to last forever—that tip the scales in its favor.

From The Wall Street Journal