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Bets on AI have scrambled markets in recent weeks, as investors grow weary of the heavy cost of such investments and firms seen as losing pace in the AI race are hit hard.

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“Delay works against the interests of workers and unions, because employers hope that they’ll grow weary,” Gould told me.

Russian President Vladimir Putin is hopeful that Kyiv’s Western allies will grow weary of financing the costly Ukrainian war effort, allowing the Kremlin’s forces to make a new offensive push next year against a weaker foe.

NFL superstar and rumoured Taylor-Swift-sweetheart Travis Kelce is beginning to grow weary of the league's coverage of her presence at games.

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"Russia believes that the world will grow weary and allow it to brutalise Ukraine without consequence," Mr Biden said.

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