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“So carving out alone time during the holidays is important, giving you space to relax and recharge before the next celebration.”

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Meanwhile, other social media like Facebook, YouTube, and X are relaxing their moderation policies, favoring free speech over user safety.

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To help boost year-end revenue, Chinese regulators even relaxed the so-called blackout on imported films during December, which was traditionally saved for local movies.

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Mr. Ruddy may be worried that relaxing the ownership cap would let conservative broadcasters Sinclair and Nexstar Media Group become more formidable competitors to his network.

Plans to relax restrictions on new oil and gas drilling in the North Sea will be unveiled on Wednesday under the government's North Sea Strategy.

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