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The consulting firm calls this “a striking but easily misunderstood figure.”

Still, striking out on one’s own has its perks, and Larsen and Akturk remain committed to keeping Tiny Chef cooking as long as they can.

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Something I found striking in these pictures is how little has changed, in some ways.

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Some people will reach these landmarks earlier or later than others – but the researchers said it was striking how clearly these ages stood out in the data.

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Alexander Tarakhovsky added that it was striking to see immune-related molecules, long recognized for their roles in B and T lymphocytes, also influencing microglia.

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