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Anduril’s only real battlefield experience—in Ukraine—has been marred by problems as well, including vulnerability to enemy jamming, according to former employees and others familiar with the systems in Ukraine.

The men we talk to think of grooming not just as a “job to get done,” but as an experience they enjoy, and a way to express their style and identity out in the world.

Her fiction, so alive to sensory experience and the interior struggles of the mind and heart, helped extend the literary tradition of Virginia Woolf, a modernist whom Welty deeply admired.

“We are experiencing this collective pain,” Lee said.

Sarah Frazer's three-year-old daughter Leah developed cerebral palsy after experiencing a stroke when she was only eight weeks old.

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