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The county’s most common variety is the California ebony tarantula, or Aphonopelma eutylenum, which can range from light beige to their namesake color.

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“Every time something happens, he mentions it,” the namesake son said of his father, “and it gives me a little bit more belief each time that he’s right.”

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Sales at all the group’s brands increased, including at its mainstay namesake Renault brand.

Match also wants to bring its face-scanning feature to its other brands—which include Hinge, OkCupid and its namesake platform—next year as it looks to centralize its trust and safety efforts, Roth said.

The company — which along with its namesake beers also sells brands like Miller and Foster’s — plans to eliminate around 400 jobs overall.

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