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Unclear though is whether China will grant licenses to U.S. defense companies and if the U.S. will hasten licenses filed by U.S. companies selling chips to China that are subject to export controls.

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The U.S. can hasten that end by giving Ukraine the ability to bring the war deep inside Russia.

It’s a natural time to think about estate planning: You’re in your 70s, and chronic illness will also hasten such discussions.

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Over time, interference with this fluid circulation could hasten cognitive decline.

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Newson on Friday also signed more than two dozen bills related to the January fires in Altadena and Pacific Palisades, including legislation focused on boosting tenant protections and hastening rebuilding.

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