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A lawyer by trade, he has also served as Trump's in-house counsel, at times clashing with the president-elect's other attorneys about the best line of defense in the several legal cases Trump faced before the 2024 election, Rolling Stone reported last year.

From Salon

To circumvent the crowd, Netflix has built its own network of screening spaces, including several of its own in-house theaters, along with the venerable Egyptian Theatre and Raleigh Studios, while Amazon Studios recently took over the former ArcLight in downtown Culver City.

“He had deceived our in-house lawyer and misled our auditors.”

From BBC

No, it’s like eight strands of noodles that they handmade in-house with just the exact right amount of sides, whether it’s kitsune or Wagyu or mushrooms.

These include Nvidia’s biggest customers, including Alphabet, Amazon, Meta and Microsoft, which are spending billions on chips and data centers — and are increasingly using in-house chips and hardware to reduce their reliance on Nvidia and other chipmakers.

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

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