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Some senior leaders at the committees worried that the agreement might have unforeseen consequences, perhaps constricting how campaigns use AI, according to multiple Democratic operatives familiar with the outreach.

However, MPs on the Education Select Committee say the plans risk "constricting student choice".

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It might also temporarily reduce pain and swelling associated with pimples or minor sunburns, she says, also by constricting blood vessels.

Each performance, in its own way, felt like a rebuttal to the constricting standards to which so many young women are held.

These highly constricting and nonsensical framing narratives go beyond the argument that any criticism of Israel’s policies towards the Palestinian people is tantamount of anti-Semitism.

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