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On Friday, a panel of three federal Appeals Court judges ruled unanimously to uphold the legislation, according to NBC News, saying, "We recognize that this decision has significant implications for TikTok and its users," adding that If the platform does not divest, it "will effectively be unavailable in the United States, at least for a time."

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He stayed back to incubate the egg while Wisdom headed back to sea for a time, researchers said.

There will also be some heavy snow for a time over the higher ground of Scotland as Storm Darragh moves through.

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Ms. Nelson, who for a time went by Debbie Mathers but resumed using her maiden name after her son’s rise to fame, divorced Mr. Mathers when Marshall was an infant.

After retiring, Vázquez was part of several boxing shows as a commentator, and for a time tended his defunct Magnifico Boxing Gym in South Gate, minutes from his Huntington Park home.

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