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The number of workers who remain out on the picket line has dwindled to 28 from the 120 who walked out at the beginning of the strike.

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The number of workers who remain out on the picket line has dwindled to 28, from the 120 who had walked out at the beginning of the strike.

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Traders tell the BBC prices have increased because transport costs have surged and the supply of imported goods has dwindled.

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The division has dwindled in recent months as Meta pours more resources into its teams chasing superintelligence, the goal to build AI systems that exceed human brainpower.

As the uranium 235 atoms in the fuel are split, their numbers begin to dwindle.

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