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The music captures some of the energy that made London a jazz epicenter in the late 2010s.

Now the restaurant has become the epicenter of stylish downtowners coming uptown for opulent dinners where the restaurant’s regulars—older, well-dressed, celebratory—are part of the draw.

Poolside and CoreWeave aim to take advantage of natural gas produced in the Permian Basin, the epicenter of U.S. drilling activity.

This action starts at an epicenter and moves in one or more directions down a fault, sometimes for hundreds of miles over a matter of minutes.

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Industrial-scale scam compounds have sprouted across Southeast Asia, and Cambodia has become one of the epicenters.

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