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That’s a double-edged sword, good in the sense that business trends are strong, but worrisome that the bar is already so high.

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One worrisome trend, they said, is the production of highly caricatured “War of Resistance god-tier dramas” that feature ludicrously unrealistic story lines and scenes.

With the World Cup on the books for next year and the Summer Olympics gearing up in 2028, the growing decline in tourism is worrisome for many across all industries.

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In January, the Supreme Court called it "worrisome" that case listings at the Allahabad High Court are unpredictable, saying the system had completely collapsed.

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These macro issues are worrisome, but there is a quiet and surprisingly more personal danger: AI makes us boring.

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