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Recent economic data suggest the efforts are starting to make some inroads.

Republicans also will watch to see if their candidate, Curtis Sliwa, continues to make inroads with his public safety platform.

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Earlier this summer, Mamdani tried to make inroads with the business elite by speaking to members of the Partnership for New York City, a group of business executives who help steer policy.

Technology giants are making inroads in deploying AI to automate ad creation, fueling doubts about agencies’ future role in an AI-powered world and putting shares in holding companies like Publicis under pressure.

To Anthropic’s credit, it has been making inroads into the consumer market — with one of its fastest-growing segments being its “Max” subscription, priced at $200 per month.

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