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Republicans are eyeing ways to keep illegal immigrants out of the population counts that determine apportionment.

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One of the main goals of the Sleep Score is to nudge users toward healthier sleep habits by providing actionable data.

Nelis, accessibility specialists and co-authors of Accessible Communications, explore how large language models have inadvertently become teachers of better writing.

Starfield tried to use lore to explain away its repetition, but instead proved that no amount of backstory can hide shallow worldbuilding.

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