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YouTube pushed back, pointing to declining viewership for ABC and other channels, for which Disney had been seeking fee increases.

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At first, he enlisted 100 pilots to help evaluate the quality of that data, since they were uniquely positioned to know precisely when flights pushed back from the gate and touched down.

"We did better in the second half," Woltemade said, adding "I know it wasn't a pretty game but we gave our all, pushed hard and got the three points."

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"I know it wasn't a pretty game but we gave our all, pushed hard and got the three points," Woltemade told Germany's RTL network.

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While there has not been a sharp uptick in overall consumer inflation, policymakers have noted that tariffs have pushed up prices of certain goods.

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