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Local broadcaster NDTV, citing unnamed police officials, said that a short circuit may have sparked the fire.

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Boston Federal Reserve President Susan Collins is calling for further interest rate cuts this year, citing mounting concerns about a weakening labor market.

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Walter Williams, the late George Mason University economist, liked to caution against citing racial discrimination as a blanket explanation for statistical disparities among groups.

For example, Texas regulators had cited Tricolor more than 130 times between 2019 and 2022, including for selling cars for which it didn’t hold title.

The Hostages and Missing Families Forum in Israel cited released hostage Maya Regev as saying that Illouz was "kidnapped unconscious and lay alone for a whole week, tied to his bed."

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