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Virginia's Governor, Glenn Youngkin, vetoed state legislation that would have regulated the centres earlier this year.

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The board recently voted to ask the Sheriff’s Department to more stringently regulate its use of the license plate data it collects through high-tech camera systems mounted on patrol cars and above roads.

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Efforts to address inequality by taxing or regulating the rich may, however, rest on a mistaken assumption — that the public generally condemns extreme wealth.

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It also helps balance blood sugar levels, regulate blood pressure, and is an essential player in moving calcium and potassium in and out of our cells, which maintains the rhythm of our heartbeat.

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Finally, democracies must regulate AI to safeguard freedom and human dignity.

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