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But that enormous level of cultural impact is precisely what makes a film adaptation of “Wicked” a dicey decision.

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It is precisely the imbalance between these two brain systems that is key.

Google’s reply to the report — that such a move would “harm consumers, developers and American technological leadership at precisely the moment it is most needed” — is aimed at appealing to Trump’s America-first brand.

Von Meyenn adds: "It's precisely because of this memory effect that it's so important to avoid being overweight in the first place. Because that's the simplest way to combat the yo-yo phenomenon."

There is a huge row about precisely how many people might be affected.

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