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The Birmingham event would be a "valuable opportunity to share what's working and explore how we can scale up these kinds of approaches across the region," she said.

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On the other is Hollywood’s eternal wariness over the effect of new technology, and its desire to retain control over increasingly valuable intellectual property rights.

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"I will keep my word," he insisted, urging them to "give me your valuable support once again".

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"There is something that the sport, as tremendous and valuable as it's been, has never been able to tap into at business level that we can with this team model," Ohanian said.

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The school’s policy of prioritizing American students is especially valuable because of how much elite math and science is taught and researched there.

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