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In the intervening decades, as Americans turned from being primarily the makers of stuff to the buyers of it, Washburn’s consumption soared.

The California Republican Party and others filed a lawsuit last week challenging Proposition 50 and Bonta accused the federal justice department of "seeking to intervene" in that litigation.

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The government filed a motion in federal court in central California on Thursday seeking to intervene in an existing challenge, and stop the new map from ever being used.

Earlier this week, The Wall Street Journal reported that shortages of advanced chips are so acute that Beijing has begun intervening in distributing SMIC’s output.

“We consider the Ministry of Finance is still some way away from directly intervening in the FX market,” two members of CBA’s Global Economic & Markets Research say in a research report.

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