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But Cillo, who turns 59 in January, has put his body through extra tumult this fall:

Where China has doubled down on EVs, Japan has largely avoided the tumult by pushing for vehicles that pollute less without requiring specific technologies.

Beijing has in recent years been seeking to reverse a stubborn slump in household spending as a protracted debt crisis in the real estate market and overseas tumult in the trade sector spook consumers.

The activism, along with its contentious aftermath, continues to reverberate as pro-Palestinian organizers and Jewish community leaders reckon with the tumult touched off by Hamas’ Oct.

Still, there were new winners, like the highly educated men, but also women and minorities—beneficiaries of the 1960s civil-rights tumult—living in the largest U.S. cities.