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else

[els] / ɛls /
ADJECTIVE
different
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Stanford students describe a suddenly skewed job market, where just a small slice of graduates — those considered “cracked engineers” who already have thick resumes building products and doing research — are getting the few good jobs, leaving everyone else to fight for scraps.

From Los Angeles Times

"TikTok's power has always come from feeling slightly out of control - weird, niche, uncomfortable, sometimes politically sharp content for anyone else or before it goes anywhere else," he said.

From BBC

“No one else has ever built such an investment fortune from scratch; it was as if he hit a lottery with an ever-growing payoff, though one based not on luck but on the consistent application of skillful effort,” Klarman wrote in an article for The Atlantic that published on Dec. 18, as he tossed in a few valuable takeaways from the investment legend’s career.

From MarketWatch

Though everyone hopes Los Angeles won’t see more fires like the ones from nearly a year ago, “Fire Country’s” creators and cast will continue to shine a light on firefighters and all the life-and-death work they do on a daily basis and, above all else, entertain.

From Los Angeles Times

This time, something else is going on.

From The Wall Street Journal