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For the first time in Moroccan history, the monarch strengthened the role of the government by ceding executive power to the prime minister and parliament.

Some universities have already agreed to pay, in some cases ceding aspects of the academic freedom that has made them world leaders in research and scholarship.

Jaglom said, adding that with a large studio at the helm, directors run the risk of ceding the “final cut.”

How companies respond will determine whether the US continues to lead in innovation and talent - or cedes ground to more welcoming economies.

“At a time when countries like China and France are doubling down on offshore wind, the U.S. risks ceding technology leadership and job creation to our competitors.”