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Tech companies are cutting jobs in preparation for a possible recession, as well as anticipating efficiencies gained from artificial intelligence, said Rob Enderle, principal analyst at Oregon-based advisory services firm Enderle Group.

She called herself “a diversity hire” at the New York Times’ reliably liberal opinion section and gained a following through her appearances on HBO’s “Real Time With Bill Maher.”

“It’s just hard to gain your weight and sustain strength in the middle of a season, when you’ve been traveling and doing all these things,” he said.

Burke gained an online following by posting “Fortnite” clips to YouTube and pivoted to making his own music.

Reproductive rights activists in South Carolina argue that SB 323 gaining any traction — let alone passing — in their state, will embolden conservative lawmakers elsewhere to pursue further rollbacks in abortion access.

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