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After their rise as an accidental hardcore band, it would’ve been predictable and likely easier to commit to the bit and lean into the scene forming around them.

“They’ve earned pricing power, and the flywheel is spinning—predictable growth, expanding margins, and rising free cash flow.”

There is then a segment that is a little warmer towards Beijing: "We will engage directly with China bilaterally and in international fora so that we leave room for open, constructive and predictable relations."

Dr. Cohen also stresses the need to nurture creativity and risk-taking in science, cautioning against the tendency to fund only predictable or incremental research.

"My philosophy is non-human dental problems need to be treated in the most predictable, the least invasive and safest way," he said.