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“If you live in a state where the government is deciding to regulate these more stringently, you are going to have more protection,” SoRelle said.

While nowhere near his scintillating best, the former world number one showed flashes of the brilliance that has made him so loved, but not enough to stringently test Zverev.

Inglorious film and TV adaptations appeared, some of them stringently faithful to what became a kind of sacred Russian text.

"It could be a gamechanger in primary health care settings to support clinicians in stringently diagnosing AOM and guiding treatment decisions."

There’s a “hypocrisy of having a host that outright forbids and stringently represses human rights, civil society, free speech and political activity amongst its own citizens and residents,” Vittori said.