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At the very least it will undoubtedly go down as the era that signaled the death knell for what many have come to regard as “traditional journalism.”

The study also warned that AI’s power to store data might sound the death knell for the culture around traditional music.

But Superior Court Judge Deborah Servino curtailed that line of evidence, which the Andersons saw as the death knell for their case.

"Frankly, if they do this, it will be the death knell of the pub," Mr Farage added.

The incoming heat could also be the death knell for the remainder of the state’s snowpack, which has dwindled to about 44% of normal for this time of year after peaking in April.