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takedown

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Offending material will inevitably slip through, he acknowledged, adding that the company acts quickly on takedown requests from rights holders.

He called the arrests "extraordinary" and said there was a "co-ordinated takedown across 11 states".

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Temu said protecting intellectual property was a "top priority" and that it was encouraging sellers to join the trial of a new takedown process specifically for the greetings card industry.

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In fact, they embody a maximalist trend in cake decoration that inspired one writer at the Cut to write a cranky takedown last July titled “Enough With the Ugly Cakes.”

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The peso has become the Achilles’ heel of Milei’s radical takedown of Argentina’s traditional economic policies.

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

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