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The South American country’s repeated assurances that its volatile economy had regained its footing were often too alluring to the U.S. banks and investors eager to profit from a potential turnaround.

His corrosive effect on norms of ethics, language and, for that matter, conservatism, has been amplified by the eager acquiescence of the Republican Party in the process.

The U.S. is eager to reduce its dependence on China for these materials.

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Its rapid rise underscores the AI frenzy gripping venture-capital firms, where investors are eager to offer funding to founders at sky-high valuations because of fears of missing out on the next AI tech giant.

As the United States now reckons with its own powerful right-wing religious movement in government, one eager to clamp down on cultural dissent, “Tehrangeles Vice” has lessons for musicians in the wake of a backlash.

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