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He can press a tab on the touchscreen to make the tablet say “My name’s Elijah” if he’s feeling unsafe away from home, another to tell his family he needs space when upset.

That tab has been covered in full by the university, bringing the balance to zero, thanks in part to $30 million in direct institutional support in the most recent fiscal year.

Court records show Piscatella continued to use law enforcement databases to keep tabs on Ortega in the months that followed.

Crocker's output was not high, but he was opting for economy, popping out the odd tab and in the sixth he landed with the crisper shots despite Donovan again working well off the jab.

Ask hunger experts why, and they’ll tell you: the end of pandemic-era universal free meals put the tab back on families.