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Despite defeating right-wing rival Jim Jordan in a secret ballot on Wednesday, Mr Scalise faced growing dissention from rank-and-file Republicans.

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Yet since then two key Green policies - Highly Protected Marine Areas and the deposit return scheme - have been shelved following dissention at Holyrood and objections from Westminster.

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Academics, cybersecurity researchers and AI experts warn that ChatGPT could be used by bad actors to sow dissention and spread propaganda on social media.

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“You’ve got issues if coaches aren’t coaching hard, players aren’t playing hard and you see dissention in the hallways, in the locker rooms and at practice,” Dannen said.

Evidence, including internal Infowars emails and depositions, also shows dissention within the company about pushing the hoax lies.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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