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—Bitcoin edged higher, recovering marginally after recent losses triggered by concerns about U.S.-China tensions.

Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies moved marginally lower early Wednesday, as digital assets failed to regain the positive momentum that has characterized the sector for much of this year.

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Here’s some back-of-the-envelope math: If your stocks were valued at $20 million — to pick a big, round number — your children would likely pay marginally more in capital gains than in estate tax.

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Mr. Winter is superb as Didi, the marginally more decisive and inquisitive of the two principal characters.

But generally teams have found that the C6 was marginally faster than the C5 at Monaco, but slower at all other races.

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