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The latest filings mark a sharp shift in tone from the city, which sued in April 2023 seeking the “return of these inadvertently produced photos to protect the lives and work of these undercover officers.”

Critics warn that removing taxes on tips could inadvertently reduce transparency and make it harder to track fair wage practices, potentially leading to an increase in wage theft — a problem that already disproportionately affects tipped workers.

The success of Koch’s approach inadvertently led to the United States' most fertile breeding ground for punters being on the other side of the world.

It said individuals from less well-off backgrounds were being "inadvertently or deliberately shamed by more privileged students".

Chari XCX isn't the only celebrity to inadvertently become a so-called cigfluencer.