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And for Nvidia, a more near-term challenge might lie in the company’s ability to satisfy demand for its systems while dealing with production and supply constraints that aren’t always in its control.

It’s an orchestrated hit meant to silence critics, control the narrative and bury whatever corruption, human rights abuses or malfeasance that a healthy free press is meant to expose.

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Meanwhile, China has a near monopoly on rare earth metals, a critical component in batteries and computer chips, and has stepped up export controls to squeeze the U.S. and other nations.

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Some fans who have compared the details from the play and the series say that the play suggests Vecna might not be in control of the Mind Flayer, as he has suggested.

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Buffalo should be able to run it enough to control tempo.

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