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Frank calls it the most surprising find of her research — incidentally via Worldcat after months of searching the public library archives.

“The pronouns provision constitutes a regulation of discriminatory conduct that incidentally affects speech,” the court ruled.

Aflac’s sales doubled in three years: a fine reminder, which incidentally our political class could profitably remember, that gentle self-mockery always appeals.

Wolfenbarger, incidentally, is not wrong about the recovery period, but it’s more complicated than 25 years suggests.

The marketplaces have also been “incidentally helpful” in reassigning work as AI rushes in, he added.