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The deal makes sense for the Swiss pharmaceutical group as it bolsters the company’s franchise catering to cardiovascular patients with underserved needs, specifically anti-inflammatory therapies, Schneider adds.

The metal makes sense for EVs because it has a high strength-to-weight ratio and can help bring down the weight of a car, extending range.

But at this toppy moment, considering strategies that can protect against worst-case scenarios makes sense—in part because they can help you stay in the game.

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"None of this makes sense," Helen Tager-Flusberg, a professor at Boston University and autism expert, told AFP.

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Ms. Twenge approves of such flexibility: “It makes sense to give an occasional extension for homework. But if it’s every night, you should probably have a discussion about time management with your kid.”

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