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The SEC rule presumes that thousands of workers in this single industry must be motivated by a corrupt intent in their political giving, and that even small contributions will swing government contracts.

The deal, currently a letter of intent, involves a six-week feasibility review and potential power sales to entities like data center operators.

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That means no narratives about “overcoming obstacles” to signal race or geographic proxies with “intent to advantage or disadvantage” based on race.

“For advanced economies, concerns around a new phase of the ‘China Shock’ will mount.Beijing is intent on furthering China’s dominance in industry and becoming a technology powerhouse,” Hirson says.

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Thursday’s flights signal “seriousness and intent,” said David Deptula, a retired Air Force general and Dean of the Mitchell Institute for Aerospace Studies, an aerospace think tank.

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