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But I think being able to think of R&B as a much more widespread genre and not as limited as it has been classically … I’m excited to see more genres be a little bit more welcoming to genre-blending and nuance and artists being able to create things that don’t feel right up the middle all the time.

New research and discussions with dairy farmers in the Central Valley suggests H5N1 bird flu is more widespread among people than the reported numbers indicate.

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention suggests the virus may be more widespread in people than the CDC’s official numbers suggest.

Depending on the equipment and expertise available in centers, moreover, the use of amyloid imaging and CSF analysis varies in Germany, with CSF analysis currently still more widespread.

Dunn emphasized that monitoring brine disposal will be essential as desalination becomes more widespread.