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access

[ak-ses] / ˈæk sɛs /


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"Most important of all we need global action and pressure in pursuit of a ceasefire, and essential humanitarian access with support for survivors," she said.

From BBC

The event has also seen investment pledges by companies, including Microsoft, to expand AI access and infrastructure in countries such as India.

From BBC

France and Austria, vary but are generally aimed at stopping children and younger teens from accessing platforms that offer scrolling feeds of short-form videos and posts.

From The Wall Street Journal

Volunteers are roped in to offer skill-based lessons and donations help children access books, bags and other school supplies.

From BBC

The government is likely to argue this will mean more children get access to earlier support without a lengthy assessment process, potentially reducing the need for more intensive support later.

From BBC