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“It sucks that the few cities that have canceled are taking that position. It’s not fair to the artist; it’s not fair to the fans.”

At the news conference following that meeting, Powell cut to the chase before even taking questions, volunteering that a December rate cut wasn’t a foregone conclusion.

Beijing is taking an aggressive approach to help its technology giants squeezed by America’s chip restrictions.

The plan is “dead on arrival,” Newsom told reporters at the Conference of the Parties, otherwise known as COP, the annual climate gathering taking place in Brazil.

He cites figures from two big recruitment firms in Beijing showing a high level of university graduates, even with master's degrees, taking jobs as delivery drivers.

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

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