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Giving the ruling, President of the Supreme Court Lord Reed said the need for restriction of freedom of speech must be "established convincingly", and that it was not by the NHS trusts in the case.

When the subject turns to how triggering vibration notifications — a key sound in the film — may become for viewers after watching “Drop,” Fahy grows animated as she recalls the saga of convincingly generating that suspense.

“These deepfake scams can convincingly mimic voices and appearances, deceiving victims into transferring money or divulging sensitive information,” said Pete Nicoletti, Check Point's global chief information security officer for the Americas.

In the film, he performed 15 songs so convincingly the remaining members of the Doors said they couldn’t distinguish his vocals from Morrison’s.

As the authors convincingly argue, Lollapalooza’s impact cannot be understated.