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Future Link in 2021, according to the complaint, filed a series of patent lawsuits that it then abandoned after it had generated substantial legal costs for Realtek across a year and a half.

In February this year, Young Boys had a suspended partial home stadium closure activated for the lighting of fireworks, with a new and more substantial ground punishment placing them on probation for another two years.

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University of Sussex professor Carol Alexander said the Barcelona brand gives enormous visibility to crypto firms like ZKP - but there is "substantial risk for supporters who buy the tokens".

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Researchers found that people living in areas with substantial air pollution experienced a noticeably smaller reduction in their risk of death during the study period.

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Small retail investors, who were lured by price increases and now lack the market protections available in traditional securities markets, face substantial risk of significant losses as institutional investors continue withdrawals from crypto assets.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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