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[lingk] / lɪŋk /




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With ad slots costing millions of dollars, brands are betting that linking AI and health services to the Super Bowl’s massive audience will help shape public perception for years to come.

From Salon

The hearing at New Zealand's Court of Appeal in Wellington is scheduled to run all week, with Tarrant expected to give evidence via video link.

From BBC

Just in case he didn’t believe her, she included a link to the Canadian Olympic Committee’s press release confirming her participation in the Games.

From The Wall Street Journal

Using computer-based research methods, scientists examined whether Aloe vera compounds could interfere with processes linked to the breakdown of brain signaling in people with AD.

From Science Daily

State officials are warning foragers about a deadly outbreak linked to wild mushrooms in Northern California, saying the risk is statewide.

From Los Angeles Times