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When they come out of the box, balls have a slick coating with ultra pointy ends.

The clout of local mutual funds and ultra high-net worth individuals has been growing, Pershad added, noting that 2024 was the first time domestic institutional investors had a bigger presence than foreign ones.

Nash, CEO of Nash Kelly Global—a New Zealand immigration advisory firm for the ultra wealthy—said in an email.

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Benjamin Netanyahu's coalition relies on the support of ultra nationalist extremists who thought they were close to their dream of expelling Gaza's Palestinians and replacing them with Jewish settlers.

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"Look at what's happening in women's running, women are winning outright in ultra marathons and their stamina going fast can be prolonged, the whole future of women's running physically is very, very exciting," she says.

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