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This means that, while turnout for the “No Kings” protests is cause for optimism, effective resistance will require more than clever signs and animated crowds.

He turned to his playbook of doing just enough to protect and grow the business, a conservative strategy that has been on display this year with clever political and legal maneuvering and enticing new iPhones.

His silky chip over the top allowed Graham to collect and return the ball to him to sprint under the posts, and his clever support line meant he profited again from McDowall's line break.

David Gates, assistant professor of neurology at Northwestern University’s Feinberg School of Medicine, says the findings are “highly intriguing” and represent “a pretty clever strategy” for removing amyloid from the brain.

Cruise lines take these procedures very seriously and have "clever tech in place to prevent such incidents from happening," Ms Mallinson added.