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Driverless freight trains could make it economical to use shorter trains on shorter routes.

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Small language models, they wrote, are “sufficiently powerful, inherently more suitable, and necessarily more economical” for such work.

Here, too, as in most of his plays, which feature small casts, Mr. Hunter shares with Beckett the impulse to distill—to create potent, meaningful drama from the most economical means.

Hollywood studios have for years been moving their productions to states and countries outside of California in pursuit of government subsidies that make filmmaking more economical.

"We selected materials that were already considered biocompatible and that would be relatively economical and simple to use, so that our methods could be adopted easily by other scientists," Heilshorn said.

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