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"You'd best see to your part."
From Literature
It means empowering primary-care doctors—the clinicians most people see—to detect Alzheimer’s early and guide families through treatment and lifestyle options rather than referring them to specialists with yearlong wait times.
“The biggest risk we see to American in 2026 is a full-on fare war in Chicago that gradually impacts other highly competitive markets,” Cunningham writes.
It’s so tall that when I crane my head all the way back, I can’t see to the top of it.
From Literature
Exactly what changes US users will see to their TikTok app and feeds, as a result of the deal, remains unclear.
From BBC
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