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“In spite of his desire to join, he has decided to withdraw his candidacy to the Novo Nordisk board of directors, both as a member and as observer, due to recent personal circumstances unrelated to Novo Nordisk and the Novo Nordisk Foundation,” the drugmaker said in a statement late Thursday.

“Taken as a whole,” she writes, “these photographs create a deeply moving experience, they refute the singular lens, they revel in plurality’s power, and because of — or perhaps in spite of — their wide range, they are infused with a spirit that is communal, collective, even unifying — and ultimately hopeful.”

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"If they win in Australia it will be in spite of their lack of match practice, not because of it. Match practice would give them a better chance," he said.

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In spite of dropping his service early, the second set was more straightforward as Alcaraz raced away to to claim his fifth victory in as many meetings with De Minaur.

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The Paris summit, in spite of the world’s hopes for peace, must fail.

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