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Increasing SerpinB3 activity might one day speed wound repair, while limiting its activity could become a way to slow or control aggressive cancers.

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Eswatini confirmed for the first time Monday that it had received more than $5 million from the United States to accept dozens of people expelled under Washington's aggressive mass deportation drive.

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Since the US Open, Sinner has focused on being more aggressive with his serving - which led to him being broken only once during his five matches in Turin - and playing with more variety.

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These have shown particular promise in aggressive cancers like pancreatic, triple-negative breast and melanoma.

While authorities argue that restrictions are tied to safety and facility security, civil liberties groups warn that aggressive enforcement, especially when directed at clergy, can have a chilling effect on religious and political expression.

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