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Some of the money to fund these efforts could even come from part of the health savings in national budgets.
"In order to recognise these signatures and reliably assign them to specific behaviours, we trained an AI using reference data. These reference data come from two white-backed vultures that we fitted with tags at Tierpark Berlin and from 27 wild vultures fitted with tags in Namibia."
The big question, post Treble triumph, is where does the motivation come from?
Johnson's views on sexual morality come from what critics of the religious right have deemed "purity culture."
Much larger cuts could come from an executive order to implement an employment category called Schedule F, which would remove civil service protections from many federal jobs and allow political appointees to more easily fire those employees.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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