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Ullmann said those videos make fans “care so much more about the fights because you have a vested emotional bond in the participant,” which Maryland hopes to replicate.

It’s a topic that many Americans have a massive vested interest in, but it’s also an intimidating one, especially given how confusing the US system is.

When ads are the main driver for a platform, then the social company has a vested interest in using every psychological and algorithm-based trick to keep the user on the platform.

You must tell us of any relevant vested interests or conflicts.

“In almost all cases,” Wales explains, “that’s likely to be state and local election officials, who are the professionals who run these elections and who have a vested interest in making sure votes are counted correctly.”

You have no vested rights paramount to the rights of the commonwealth.

In some countries, indeed, this power is vested in the Executive.

The supreme government is vested in the king, whose power seems to be completely absolute.

Then the supreme power was vested in Emperors, of whom there were fifty-five.

The tax-exempt organizations have a vested interest in the oppressive, inequitable, and wasteful federal-income-tax system.