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Putin and Xi have previously touted their countries' relationship as a "friendship with no limits", and Russia hopes gas exports to China and other countries will replace the revenue lost after Western sanctions were imposed.

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The touted benefits—like improved scratch and stain resistance—mean little since stainless steel is already durable, but titanium can offer slight nonstick advantages when it is textured and used with a little oil.

Anthropic's new release is also touted as the most sophisticated for applications that allow an AI assistant to use a computer as a human would.

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White House officials have touted a drop in migrants and drugs entering the U.S. on the southern border.

She touted the company’s previously announced plan to make a new generation of V-8 engines at a factory in New York.

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