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"Our work demonstrates that protecting wild pollinators requires a fundamental rethinking of how we assess pesticide safety," Dr. Rondeau concludes.

Dairy farmer Abi Reader, deputy president of NFU Cymru, urged the Treasury to rethink its inheritance tax policy changes, saying thousands more farmers would be affected than it has suggested.

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Later, he declared outright that climate change, among other reasons, would require the United States to rethink its immigration policy.

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This moment of reckoning with LGBTQ+ veterans is an opportunity for the Pentagon to rethink its archaic military discharge system.

“American Dark Age” should become a watershed in our understanding of a crucial cohort of actors in American history, and also in rethinking the liberal political tradition.

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