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cite

[sahyt] / saɪt /


VERB
subpoena
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Britt highlighted the risks of AI for minors, citing a survey that found 64% of US teens use chatbots, with one-third using them daily.

From Barron's

The law cites a definition of fraud that includes merely giving a “false impression” of union matters.

From The Wall Street Journal

Some cited a lack of trust that the neighbouring country would respect the truce, after previous ones had been broken.

From Barron's

A military-run census last year admitted it could not collect data from an estimated 19 million of the country's 50 million-odd inhabitants, citing "security constraints".

From Barron's

That final valuation is estimated to be around £800m, according to the Financial Times, citing unnamed officials.

From BBC