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The $7-billion spinoff comes as traditional media companies grapple with the diminishing value of what was once an economic pillar of the entertainment businesses.

"Art allows for the expression of emotions that may be difficult to convey with words alone. Because art has the potential to capture an expansive breadth of human experience, it may also help medical trainees better grapple with suffering, inequity, and other limitations of the healthcare system," explained senior author Pria Anand, MD, assistant professor of neurology at the school and director of neurology residency.

The company must also grapple with concerns about children’s screen time.

"This is the broader part of the post-Sue reset," the source added, saying it amounted to a "significant reassessment" in how Sir Keir wanted to approach a job he has been learning how best to grapple with.

Which is why it has been so difficult for Palmer to grapple with the public’s learning some of the intimate details of her relationship with Jackson.