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I have also implemented some tech tweaks that make the AI less ensnaring.

Adams has been ensnared in multiple scandals since taking office in 2022.

Case in point: In April last year, in a column about the gambling mess ensnaring Shohei Ohtani’s then-interpreter, I warned that the pro sports leagues’ enthusiastic embrace of betting would inevitably produce a major scandal.

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The law is so broad and vague that it could ensnare anyone who maintains databases such as Mr. Webb’s.

Externally, China is ensnared in a turbulent trade row with Washington and others.

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