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Barron’s predicted in August that many of the challenges that had caused deal activity to hit bottom in 2024 would subside this year.

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While the pullback is “healthy”—Rigetti remains up nearly 100% this year—“volatility looks to be subsiding, and we encourage investors to be opportunistic buyers on further weakness as the next catalysts develop,” Williams wrote.

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But Republicans stayed united and refused to budge, agreeing only to allow a vote in December on the healthcare subsides, something they had offered weeks ago.

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And when the wave subsided, the full extent of the damage was revealed.

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In areas where violence has subsided the situation has begun to improve, it says.

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

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