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The three European powers also last week announced they will seek to restart talks to find a "comprehensive, durable and verifiable agreement".

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But the missile threat seems to have captured Vladimir Putin’s attention, and the U.S. interest in driving a durable peace in Ukraine far outweighs the risks of handing over the missiles.

Researchers also found tumor-specific IgG antibodies and persistent plasma cells in the bone marrow, clear signs of a durable, body-wide immune defense capable of preventing the cancer from returning.

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Production declined most strongly in longer-lasting products—durable consumer goods and capital goods, Eurostat said.

Providing the computing for inference, rather than just AI training, is a durable business, analysts say.

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