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In his 2021 book, “Conquistadores: A New History of Spanish Discovery and Conquest,” Fernando Cervantes, a British-based Mexican historian, cites Durer’s 1520 journal entry after viewing a treasure horde dispatched to Carlos V from Hernán Cortés.

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He cites the early electronic music in 1956’s “Forbidden Planet” and claims Bernard Herrmann and Dimitri Tiomkin as his two all-time favorites.

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The Raine family’s new filing cites two changes to OpenAI’s instructions for training its models, made on May 8, 2024, and Feb. 12, 2025.

When asked if there's a secret to such a long life, she cites the fact she's "never smoked and never drank", and advises people who want to follow in her footsteps to "just take care of themselves and don't overdo it!"

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It also cites legal actions filed in April by Brazilian workers and watchdog groups, alleging the company’s supply chain relies on human trafficking and “slavery-like” labor in Brazil, the world’s largest coffee grower — allegations the company has denied.

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