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London's mayor also told LBC: "I'm going to conference next week, and the joy of conference when Labour is in government far outweighs any concerns people may have."

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He argued that any benefits were not enough to outweigh the cost of antagonising the regime.

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But we've got to a point now in which teams are full of impressive athletes, well-drilled in their press, meaning the risk of building out from the back has begun to outweigh the reward.

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But, he added, "the onus is on Meta to convince the vast majority of people who don't own AI glasses that the benefits outweigh the cost."

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"The cost of inaction will always outweigh the cost of action."

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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