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OST

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abbreviation

  1. Office of Science and Technology

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Seven people have gone on trial in Dresden, eastern Germany, charged with being members or supporters of a militant, criminal left-wing extremist group, Antifa Ost - also known as the "hammer gang".

From BBC

This is the highest-charting soundtrack from an animated film since the OST from another Sony Animated film, “Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse” ranked No. 7 on the Billboard 200 in July 2023.

From Salon

Another is that the language of the OST refers to avoiding contamination of the moon and other celestial bodies, as well as adverse changes in the environment of the Earth resulting from the introduction of stuff from space.

From Salon

A third potential problem with the language and scope envisioned by the OST is that it doesn’t define a geography that captures the creation of light pollution in the night sky, wherever that is exactly, from the perspective of organisms on Earth.

From Salon

"And I don't think the writers of the OST foresaw what we have today, which is essentially something akin to a gold rush or the discovery of oil or the building up of the railroads: tremendous infusion of investment by private interests, also by governments, to help promote the development of a new industry that is seen as potentially an economic driver."

From Salon