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In the late 1920s, the Sheaffer Pen Company introduced a lever-filling mechanism and a tapered shape that influenced the cigar-shaped fountain pens that came after.

At KU, Wagner and colleagues evaluated how the microbial communities from these soils influenced plants.

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The rapid growth, high valuations and outsize influence of major AI players have some on Wall Street worrying about a tech-fueled bubble akin to the dot-com boom and bust.

Economic nationalism: This leads to a preference for tariffs and autarky in manufacturing, both as a symbol of strength and to isolate the country from foreign commercial and cultural influence.

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Still, the end of QT will likely have an impact on the Treasury Department’s Nov. 5 quarterly refunding announcement because it could influence how much the government thinks it can issue in short-term T-bills.

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