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firm

adjective as in inflexible

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adjective as in stable, unmoving

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adjective as in unalterable, definite

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noun as in business

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Australian firm Cortical Labs announced in 2022 that it had managed to get artificial neurons to play the early computer game Pong.

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But the BBC has learned that on being contacted by some would-be residents, the firm that owns the ship denied any association with VCL.

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“The allegations in this story are extremely concerning and describe conduct that is contrary to our firm’s values,” read the statement.

Google said it plans to lay off dozens of workers at its Sunnyvale offices, following job reductions at other large tech firms.

The estate, near Aviemore, has now been sold to land investment firm Oxygen Conservation.

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