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Budgets have been slashed, layoffs have been rampant, production costs have soared and morale has plummeted as audiences have been recalibrating their entertainment options.

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According to him, India's air quality framework hasn't been comprehensively revised since 2009, and he, along with other environmental scientists and activists have called for recalibrating the scale based on the latest technology.

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Advocates say it could make welfare spending more targeted and help recalibrate quotas in jobs and education with hard evidence.

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Despite the price hikes, households aren’t significantly recalibrating their subscription habits.

Mr Wishart said he was seeking legal advice over the "deeply distressing" accusation and called for Musk to "recalibrate" the bot to shut it down.

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