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“The bottom line is when there’s a beach hazard statement we are trying to get people cognizant that there’s an increased risk for these kinds of things,” Bain said.

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Distributors, including YouTube TV, have tried to hold the line on prices, cognizant that their customers are tired of ever-escalating monthly bills.

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But distributors, including YouTube TV, have tried to hold the line on prices, cognizant that their customers are tired of seeing their monthly bills continue to rise.

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But she’s also cognizant of the fact that AI tools could widen health disparities, since the models ultimately could run on top of medical-record systems.

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At the same time, we have to be very cognizant that people are skeptical of this technology, especially when it comes to America’s youth.

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