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The best performing device was called a SeaTrkr tag, which is “crimped” into the bears’ fur.

The Swiss bank said inflation could stay high in some countries and “geopolitical tensions” could crimp economic activity around the world.

The 1980s: when the hair was crimped, the pants were parachute and the movie stars were as fresh-faced as could be.

Those challenges haven’t entirely crimped interest in one of the world’s most popular social media applications.

So, the decision also blocks new field testing in greenhouses or open fields, crimping research until an approved monitoring scheme is in place.