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More than four years after the pandemic began, working from home remains a divisive issue - some felt freed by cutting out the commute, but others felt trapped, unable ever to get away from the job.

From BBC

By cutting out the need to constantly refresh the website, it will reduce the load on the ticketing system and may even speed up the process for users.

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Hulu live coverage of multiple sporting events, including the Dodgers game, on Thursday night was interrupted by technical difficulties as users reported — with some heat — about the streaming service suddenly cutting out.

She had left a hotel on Mull in Argyll without paying, even cutting out her name from the guest book before leaving.

From BBC

Some of this redirection actually looks like cutting out food banks as the middleman.

From Salon

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