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“There’s something here,” Deloitte’s Pete Giorgio said. “The capital markets agree, the investors agree, you’re seeing it in terms of money flowing into this space.”

Journalist and author Omid Scobie said he is "looking forward to finding out" how the names ended up in the Dutch version of "Endgame."

Safina Namukwaya gave birth to a boy and a girl on Wednesday via cesarean section at the hospital in the capital Kampala, said a hospital spokesperson.

One analyst said the offensive was “by far the most difficult moment” the Southeast Asian country’s army leaders have faced since seizing power in a coup almost three years ago.

Japanese officials said they had made a formal request that the U.S. military planes be grounded pending investigation, though the Pentagon said it had not been received.

It replaces the previous record-holder 2016, adding to the urgency world leaders face at the U.N. annual climate summit COP28, which began Thursday in Dubai.

Eating dog meat is neither explicitly banned nor legalized in the country, but there have been calls to prohibit it over worries about South Korea’s international image.

The U.S. pledged $17.5 million, while the United Arab Emirates pledged $100 million and the European Union promised $225 million.

The surge is concentrated in northern China, Dr. Mandy Cohen said, where NBC News has reported hospitals have appeared to be “overwhelmed with sick children.”

Ronaldo launched his inaugural NFT “CR7” collection with Binance in November of last year, ahead of the 2022 World Cup.

His support of Augusto Pinochet’s dictatorship in Chile is his “Achilles’ heel,” a scholar says, while in the U.S., the Vietnam War was one of the sparks of the Chicano movement.