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Pichai said it would cause "societal disruptions," even potentially replace CEOs, and "people will have to adapt."

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"We will have to work through societal disruptions," he said, adding that it would also "create new opportunities".

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As more women turn to karate, the sport has become a symbol of Iran's changing society, where a young, urban generation is quietly challenging traditional gender roles and societal norms.

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He emphasized the importance of riding new waves of technology or societal change, noting that his software products for therapists benefited from the rapid spread of therapy.

Indeed, if there’s a downside to concierge medicine, it may be societal: higher spending lavished on a privileged minority, fewer physicians for everyone else, and longer waits to see specialists.

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