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In her first speech in parliament, she pledged to raise Japan's defence budget, signalling her intent to shoulder more of the security burden with Washington.

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They expand clonally instead, aided by KIT ligand signals released from surrounding tissue and the epidermis.

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The answer lies in interoception, a lesser-known process through which the nervous system constantly monitors the body's internal signals to keep essential functions running.

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For Meta, a pullback in AI spending would signal to investors that the company is scaling back its ambitions.

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And Kim’s confidence in his country’s nuclear program is so strong that he has signaled a major policy shift next year, where advances in conventional weaponry will take equal footing with the nukes.

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

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