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“Business quality remains solid with high margins, long-term contracted revenues, and a growing contract book which underpins the demand and safety in the financial profile over the coming years,” Morgans says.

“Hamas are the ones creating this chaos,” said Mohammad Burno, 33, an anti-Hamas activist who supports the rival Fatah party underpinning the Palestinian Authority, which governs much of the West Bank.

“Any proposal should respect international law and internationally accepted legal principles underpinning Western economies and protect the interests of Euroclear and its stakeholders,” he said.

"It also demonstrates the immense power of collaboration, which underpins all successful science. The discovery was a true team effort, and resolves the decades-long search for CMEs beyond the Sun."

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“We think HBM competitiveness matters for the AI narrative underpinning the rationale for a higher multiple, but is more likely to hold back earnings in the near term as pricing is more stable,” Moore wrote.

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