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Larger telescopes can collect more light, allowing them to see dimmer targets and produce sharper images.

That contrast raises a sharper question: When people in privileged societies denounce and attempt to limit billionaires, are they shining a light on global injustice − or projecting their own sense of guilt?

Few American voices cut sharper than Frederick Douglass’s.

Adidas said it expects a sharper increase in earnings this year than previously expected after booking higher revenue and fatter profit margins in the most recent quarter.

A sharper slowdown in hiring would likely mean another rate cut, but stubborn inflation, especially if magnified by tariff effects, could make the case for a pause.