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Its effects were exacerbated by the UC Board of Regents move in May 2020 to stop requiring the SAT in the name of making admissions more equitable and improving “educational quality.”

On the opposite side, even a modest narrowing of Nvidia’s AI competitive advantages could have ripple effects that could shock markets over the coming months.

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Scientists have long known that anything blocking a hatchling's route can slow it down and increase danger, but very little research has focused directly on the effects of sargassum.

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They were looking for clues that could eventually reduce the need for pain medications that carry significant side effects.

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They say investment in the North Sea is shrivelling fast, with knock-on effects in refinery and chemical plant closures.

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